- upvote context
- Receives upvotes in food subreddits and in comment threads where someone drops an unexpectedly deep or multilayered take.
- community use
- Used in r/shrek, r/memes, r/food, and r/cooking; also appears in r/relationship_advice to signal complicated dynamics.
- subreddit meaning
- In r/neckbeardstories or r/AmITheAsshole it sarcastically signals 'there are many more awful layers to this story.'
- karma context
- High-karma onion comments usually involve Shrek references or surprisingly emotional metaphors about personal growth.