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This onslaught of ignorant “Black Mirror” copycats has reached such cultural saturation that even saying the phenomenon sounds like a plotline from the show feels obnoxiously trite.

These days, the stock market seems almost obnoxiously high, driven almost entirely by tech firms promising profits from a forthcoming AI boom.

Here he plays obnoxiously loud bro Grant, who you could probably find in every bar across the country.

I listen to it obnoxiously drink water and eat.

To keep the audience on its toes, some scene changes are punctuated by blinding lights and obnoxiously loud flashbulb clacks.