The World Wide Web

As I stared at the screen, the realization hit me like a ton of bricks. The world wide web I had once known and loved was gone, replaced by a cold, soulless version of itself.

The sound of the familiar tune filled my ears as I clicked on the link. It had been over a decade since I last got Rickroll'd, and I couldn't believe it was still a thing. As I listened to the infectious melody, I couldn't help but feel a sense of nostalgia.

But as I continued to listen, a realization dawned on me. This wasn't just a nostalgic moment - it was a reminder of how old Rickrolling was. 15 years old, to be exact.

I quickly closed the video and pulled up my old YT playlist. It had been years since I last checked it, and I was curious to see if there were any new memes I had missed. But as I scrolled through the list, I realized that there hadn't been any new additions since 2011.

I couldn't believe it. The memes that I had once found so hilarious and creative were now ancient relics of a bygone era. There were no bass boosts or deep frying, just simple, straightforward jokes.

But it wasn't just the memes that were different - it was the world wide web itself. Back then, there were no "influencers" trying to sell us something. Everyone was just there to have fun and share laughs.

Now, the wild world wide web was long dead. The world wide web had changed, and not for the better. We used to be a real world wide web, full of creativity and humor. But now, it was just a shell of its former self.

As I closed my laptop and went to bed, I couldn't help but feel a sense of sadness. The world wide web may have evolved, but it had also lost something along the way. We may never get back the wild, creative world wide web of the past, but at least we have the memories.

With a heavy heart, I drifted off to sleep, unsure of what the future held for the world wide web. But one thing was certain - the world wide web I once knew was gone, and it would never be the same again.

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