#4CHAN DEEP WEB ICEBERG MOVIE#

Bottom of the Iceberg - information from here on can only be obtained by old members of the community or by very heavy researchers. This is the start of your descent into madness. Body of the Iceberg - you have either been very active in the community or are a deep researcher. This knowledge can be gained either by extended activity in the community or very shallow research.

Shallow Waters - you have officially entered the rabbit hole. You participate in the community but don't go further than that. Iceberg Tier Parodies are usually built like this: The Sky - here lies the most common knowledge.

#4CHAN DEEP WEB ICEBERG MOVIE#

Notable icebergs are the Deep Web Iceberg, the Fetish Iceberg, the Conspiracy Iceberg, the Cinema Iceberg, the Music Iceberg, the Super Mario 64 Iceberg, blameitongorge's Lost Media Iceberg, the Minecraft Iceberg, the Roblox Iceberg, the Disturbing Movie Iceberg and the many Youtube Icebergs. Iceberg images are usually spread either on 4chan and Reddit where they are added or expanded upon by other users, or, as of recently, on Youtube in the form of Iceberg Explained videos, which have been gaining popularity ever since mid-2020. Originally iceberg tier images were primarily made as a joke but in recent years they have been taken more seriously, as people are fascinated by the mystery aspect. The deeper in the iceberg you go, the more obscure it gets. Using this metaphor, the surface would represent the information most accessible to the public, while the rest of the iceberg would represent much less known and more obscure information, and would make up most of it. The main premise of these images is that everything can be described using an iceberg - You may think you know everything about it while looking at a surface level, but if you dive deep enough you'll see that the iceberg is much bigger, and with much more to explore. Iceberg tier parodies/memes are a genre of list-type images in which a person's expertise on a topic is represented by an iceberg metaphor.

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