Aussie actress Nicole Kidman has reportedly been afraid of the nectar drinkers since she was a child, according to media reports.SpongeBob SquarePants' 12th season renewal comes before the debut of the shows 11th season.
Those who suffer from it are in good company. Getting bugged by butterflies might sound like a made-up ailment, but it’s actually a real fear called lepidopterophobia, defined by Healthline as the “fear of butterflies or moths.” Since the videos started circulating on the platform, bug-eyed TikTok users have pointed out that the insect used in the cartoon’s live-action shot is not a butterfly, but rather a buzzing horsefly. the “SpongeBob”-sparked fear of butterflies appears to be misplaced. Someone even started a Reddit thread last month titled, “My favorite childhood show is why I hate butterflies.” TikTok user recalls the traumatizing cartoon. “Death doesn’t scare me but you know what does,” asked in a TikTok clip, before cutting to a close-up still of the bug from the show. “Is it just me or do other people have an irrational fear of butterflies thanks to this Spongebob episode?” asked in a video that features the aforementioned clip. to say, the scene reportedly traumatized a generation of TikTokers. The “SpongeBob SquarePants” episode “Wormy” reportedly instilled an entire generation of TikTokers with an irrational fear of butterflies. Several social media users say their fear took root because of the closeup shots of a real bug’s face, along with the creepy sound effects that played when the butterfly landed on Patrick and SpongeBob’s scuba helmets. Things go awry after Wormy turns into a butterfly, convincing the duo that the winged pollinator is actually a monster that ate Wormy. The TikTokers cut to snippets of the Season 2 episode “Wormy,” which follows Patrick and SpongeBob as they take care of Sandy’s pet caterpillar, named Wormy.
Social media is abuzz about the so-called “butterfly effect” thanks to a series of TikTok posts in which users are describing “why I’m scared of butterflies.” Panic-stricken TikTokers are tracing their fear of butterflies to a crucial episode of the cartoon “SpongeBob SquarePants,” which premiered on Nickelodeon in 1999. Losing patients: Doctor reveals insurance companies want you to ‘die as quickly as possible’ Gen Z plastic surgery craze hits all-time high: I want to ‘feel pretty again’ I was ‘addicted’ to Botox and filler - here are the mistakes I made I took a quick nap - and a flesh-eating parasite left me blind in one eye
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