👉 Okay, settle into your seats folks - let’s dissect a little bit of modern, frankly rather aggressively youthful, vernacular. Today we're tackling, brace yourselves…
"TheGreat."
Now, immediately, I hear the collective groan. It looks like a typo, right? Like you meant to write "the vet," maybe or, even weirder, just a botched attempt at “Brett.” Nope! “TheGreat.jpg, actually. It's a very specific, almost aggressively understated, insult—and one that really only seems to circulate amongst the… let's just call them... digitally-native youth of late. Here’s what you gotta know. Originally (and this is important, we need to rewind the tape here!) in early 2017 there was a hugely overblown and frankly embarrassing internet hoax involving a very badly dubbed-on, visibly fake, deepfake of then-Senate Majority Whip John Cornholio—that’s right, you read that. He was apparently doing a “serious, high-stakes, private meeting with the great... whatever. Basically, he was seen in an obviously manipulated video giving what was supposed to be a very sensitive and somewhat official statement about something utterly ridiculous. That clip, dubbed and circulated under the name 'TheGreat’ , became a meme. It was the internet equivalent of a wet fart—nobody quite knew where it came from, but everyone immediately understood exactly
