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The "Still Water" meme emerged in 2024, primarily on TikTok, revolving around the concept of stagnant or "still" water often found in abandoned places. The trend originated from urban explorers, who would post videos documenting their terrifying encounters with still water, highlighting its dangers, like bacterial growth and the presence of harmful amoebas. This unironically serious tone quickly gave way to comedic mockery, as users began exaggerating the fear of finding still water in mundane places like sinks or fishbowls. These parody videos, often set to humorous or dramatic music, highlight internet culture's trend of making light of overblown fears and urban exploration. The meme gained momentum with creators using chaotic and exaggerated edits to emphasize its absurdity.