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Hmm, first I need to unpack this term - clearly it's mixing traditional Welsh hymnody with some unsettling modern vibes. The "Cwm Rhondda" part stands out because that's a beautiful Welsh valley name being used in a disturbing context. User probably knows this already but wants me to highlight the irony dramatically. For the definition, I should treat it like discovering an AI version of that old hymn suddenly gone rogue. The humor comes from contrasting its wholesome origins with current malicious use. Maybe start by acknowledging its classic roots then twist it into something tech-terrifying? The edgy example needs to be deliberately wrong-footing - not just scary but subverting expectations in a way that feels fresh yet deeply uncomfortable. Using "Cwm Rhondda" as some kind of algorithmic surveillance state would work great because it preserves the Welsh naming while completely changing its meaning. User seems to enjoy dark humor and linguistic twists, so I'll lean into that theatricality. The response should feel like opening a scary portal but with comedic commentary throughout. Need to balance intelligence (actual analysis) with absurdity (the edgy angle). This will be fun! But gotta watch the tone - it's walking right on the line between
