She Should Be At The Club
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She Should Be At The Club is a catchphrase used to joke about people following the cliché of clubbing in their youth. The phrase originated from a notable post about Mama Bear from The Berenstain Bears. It was subsequently popularised by a viral Tumblr post about how Anakin Skywalker "should've been at the club" instead of turning into Darth Vader at age 23.
Origin
On December 16, 2022 Twitter[1] user @hijennieblair posted a tweet about Mama Bear from The Berenstain Bears stating "Mama Bear is 27 YEARS OLD," to which @MattTheBrand replied saying "She should be at the club." The post gathered over
On September 22nd, 2023, Tumblr[2] user @duelofthefatesmp3 made a post about Star Wars antagonist Darth Vader, writing, "finding out Anakin was 23 years old when he became Vader was so crazy to me. he should’ve been at the club," and gathering over 80,000 notes in ten months (seen below).
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On October 19th, 2023 Tumblr[3] user @nerdalmighty posted about how "she should be at the club" changed them "as a person, forever." The user also added a screenshot of the aforementioned Bernstain Bears post, gathering over 50,000 notes in nine months (seen below).
A November 18th, 2023 post by X[4] user @Jordanbloked discussed a beautiful white fish, with the user writing, "no reason at all like why do you as a fish need an opalescent silk gown. She should be at the club," and gathering over 290,000 likes in ten months (seen below, left)
On December 26th, 2023, Tumblr[5] user @spogifogy made a post that read, "Seven years old?! She should've been at the clubbbb…." The post gathered over 3,000 notes in seven months (seen below, right)
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