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"Shower Thought", sometimes spelled without space as "showerthought," is an Internet slang term for an idea or epiphany that is formed while taking a morning shower.

Origin

On January 30th, 2009, Urban Dictionary[4] user Kageka submitted an entry for "showerthought," defining it as "an idea, thought or concept" that comes during part of a "morning routine."

showerthought An idea, thought, or concept that first comes to you when you are taking your morning shower or doing some other part of your morning routine Often an epiphany Often sudden Often marked by the inability to recall later "This morning I had a showerthought! I figured out the Flux Capacitor!" by Kageka January 30, 2009

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On October 18th, 2011, the /r/showerthoughts[1] subreddit was launched for submissions of notable ideas formed during showers. On July 4th, 2013, CollegeHumor[3] highlighted several example posts taken from /r/showerthoughts. On September 29th, the single topic blog MyShowerThought[6] was launched, which allows users to vote on and submit showerthoughts.

MyShowerThought y Follow @myshowerthought ELIE{ Submit Your Own New Top What if they found Amelia Earhart's plane while looking for Malaysia Flight 370? Tt0 Mind. Blown(2) Meh, get out of the shower2) Fat people have more skin, so aren't they actually *more skinny than thin people? Tweet 0 Mind. Blown.(5) Meh, get out of the shower(0) Women's hair styles get shorter as they get older Tweet! Mind. Blown(1) Meh, get out of the shower(4)

On April 19th, 2014, YouTuber Troye Sivan uploaded a video titled "Thoughts in the Shower," in which he reenacts his morning routine narrated with a humorous internal monologue (shown below). In the next four months, the video received upwards of 1.3 million views and 4,400 comments.

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On July 31st, the Internet humor site The Meta Picture[5] published a compilation of Just Girly Things-style image macros featuring showerthought captions (shown below).

I drdn't exist in your world until you started reading this sentence of mine.
Lobsters are mermaids to scorpions
When vou drink alcohol you are just borrowing happiness from tomorrow

On August 5th, Wired[2] published an article about "eureka moments" occurring in the shower. On August 20th, the Internet news blog Mashable published a video in which actor Nick Offerman recites various submissions from the /r/showerthoughts subreddit (shown below). In the first 24 hours, the video gained over 580,000 views and 260 comments.

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About

"Shower Thought", sometimes spelled without space as "showerthought," is an Internet slang term for an idea or epiphany that is formed while taking a morning shower.

Origin

On January 30th, 2009, Urban Dictionary[4] user Kageka submitted an entry for "showerthought," defining it as "an idea, thought or concept" that comes during part of a "morning routine."


showerthought An idea, thought, or concept that first comes to you when you are taking your morning shower or doing some other part of your morning routine Often an epiphany Often sudden Often marked by the inability to recall later "This morning I had a showerthought! I figured out the Flux Capacitor!" by Kageka January 30, 2009

Spread

On October 18th, 2011, the /r/showerthoughts[1] subreddit was launched for submissions of notable ideas formed during showers. On July 4th, 2013, CollegeHumor[3] highlighted several example posts taken from /r/showerthoughts. On September 29th, the single topic blog MyShowerThought[6] was launched, which allows users to vote on and submit showerthoughts.


MyShowerThought y Follow @myshowerthought ELIE{ Submit Your Own New Top What if they found Amelia Earhart's plane while looking for Malaysia Flight 370? Tt0 Mind. Blown(2) Meh, get out of the shower2) Fat people have more skin, so aren't they actually *more skinny than thin people? Tweet 0 Mind. Blown.(5) Meh, get out of the shower(0) Women's hair styles get shorter as they get older Tweet! Mind. Blown(1) Meh, get out of the shower(4)

On April 19th, 2014, YouTuber Troye Sivan uploaded a video titled "Thoughts in the Shower," in which he reenacts his morning routine narrated with a humorous internal monologue (shown below). In the next four months, the video received upwards of 1.3 million views and 4,400 comments.


[This video has been removed]


On July 31st, the Internet humor site The Meta Picture[5] published a compilation of Just Girly Things-style image macros featuring showerthought captions (shown below).


I drdn't exist in your world until you started reading this sentence of mine. Lobsters are mermaids to scorpions When vou drink alcohol you are just borrowing happiness from tomorrow

On August 5th, Wired[2] published an article about "eureka moments" occurring in the shower. On August 20th, the Internet news blog Mashable published a video in which actor Nick Offerman recites various submissions from the /r/showerthoughts subreddit (shown below). In the first 24 hours, the video gained over 580,000 views and 260 comments.



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