Well, the world was full of some seriously good questions on /r/AskReddit today, but one in particular really provided some entertaining answers to a question some of us have wondered for quite some time. This morning, Reddit /u/PoopBucket2 (great name, by the way) asked, "What was ruined because it became popular?" and the answers did not disappoint. Some of them might not be universally agreed upon, but someone needed to say it.

We all have some controversial opinions on what's good and what's not, but few are as controversial as the ones in the thread, or simply as obvious, though we never really wanted to acknowledge it. Do you agree with these Redditors' takes on what was ultimately ruined due to popularity? Whether you do or not, they're certainly interesting takes, and it's entertaining to watch the discussions unfold. Below are some of our favorite responses from the people on the thread who are eager to argue for their cause.

I love that Ja Rule answered this one

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This courageous response

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At least they haven't run out of their chicken sandwiches

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It's insane that they haven't headlined the Super Bowl yet

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Well, that's one way to describe it

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Poor buttons15

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Perhaps it's time we just reopen Blockbuster?

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But also maybe bring back bumper stickers, because they were amazing

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Still have no idea what it is

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Dobby is a free elf. Why is he holding your toilet paper?

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nickrage

*Pull fedora brim down to conceal eyes, trench coat collar propped up to cover the rest of my face * Everything.

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Kenetic Kups

Sci fi, and video games

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PYRO

It's just geek as "fashion" now, all the foils but none of the reality.

It's why I call Apple a fashion company instead of a tech company.

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