Silent Hill 2 Entry

The World of Warcraft entry doesn't seem to fit. The trope is about disliking things because they have become popular, but the entry talks about actual changes to the game.

It's like the difference between a company hiring more employees, and everyone in the company's wages being reduced because of said employees.

Stop it with the edit war with the Bioware example. The trope is about disliking things because they have become popular or disliking things because they are popular, not about actual changes to the game. That stuff would go to They Changed It Now It Sucks, not here.

Would this count? When I was in my early high school years, I was really into the musical Little Shop of Horrors and my peers often looked at me like I was nuts for liking it so much. When my high school's Drama Club did the show as our musical, the show was a MASSIVE success [if my high school's shows were Disney movies in terms of success, Little Shop would be The Lion King, that's how big this show was]. Suddenly the whole school was obsessed with Little Shop for over a year after the show. People were raving the production non-stop, singing Little Shop songs in the hallways, saying we should just do Little Shop as the school musical every year, etc. It was it to point that during the musical we did the year after [which was Once Upon a Mattress if you care], we were lucky if the theater was 50% full during performances, because people kept unfairly comparing it to Little Shop. Eventually I just got so tired of hearing about it I can't stand Little Shop of Horrors anymore. If that's It's Popular, Now It Sucks I don't know what is.

Took the liberty of chopping this:

• There are FAR too many people who call themselves true fans of Blue Oyster Cult because they saw the More Cowbell skit. Oh yeah, "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" isn't their only song. So help me, when I see these fools, I wish nothing more than to strike them down with the "Black Blade", then send them on the "Hot Rails to Hell" to the "Cities On Flame". Then I'll look upon them from my "Workshop of the Telescopes" while "Donovan's Monkey" is with me.

The complaint may be valid — I honestly don't know enough about the band to comment, although I did try to rework the example based on the core issue — but we don't really need the personal commentary.

A wee bit less railing might be nice.

Considering that True Art Is Not Popular redirects to this page, I'm proposing to make that a trope of it's own as an Inverted Trope to this here. Could really use some feedback or if it's feasable.

I believe some of this is because popular things have more views, and therefore more complaints