Memetic Mutation / The Mysterious Mr. Enter

• "Who pooped in the peanut barrel?!" became a common in-joke for a while among his fans after the teaser to his Elf Bowling review.
• The line "Because... potatoes," often used for scenes and/or plots that are just that incomprehensible.
• "But it was all a plan by an evil banana to send monkeys to the desert to have them starve to death." is an out-of-context line from the "Going Bananas" review, which was subsequently used as a Running Gag or Non Sequitur in future episodes.
• "What I'm doing is wrong, I know it's wrong, but I'm gonna do it anyway," when a character is self-aware about their actions but does it anyway.
• On DeviantArt, there's a shitload of users' own Animated Atrocity and 1000/Admirable Animations notebook entries, complete with some of them even reviewing the same stuff he took on.
• The lyrics used to mocks the lyrics of the Braceface theme in Top 20 Worst Theme Songs (Part 1).
  Ducks! There's Some Adventure!
  Ghosts'n'Shit!
• Top 20 Worst Theme Songs (Part 2) also brings up the "Typewriter Dance", associated with One Fine Day.^Explanation  His number one choice is the theme tune for Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get A Clue!. During that segment, he pretends to dance by moving his fingers like a typewriter similar to how Shaggy and Scooby dance in the intro. This is after he states that the theme tune for that show is a ripoff of One Fine Day.
• In his "Top 11 Things That I'll Never Review" video, he (for some reason) used a cutscene from Ape Escape to transition between the segments. If you read the comments section, almost all of them are about how powerful the Magic Punch is and how you should check it out.
• OH BOY, 3 A.M.! ^Explanation  Expect this to pop up in the comments section or Mr. Enter's videos, since he usually uploads them very early in the morning of their release day. Used with maximum force on his Admirable for Mimic Madness, which was uploaded around 4 A.M. EST. This has actually become an Ascended Meme in his review of Fame and Misfortune.
• "Dis gon be good"^Explanation  A lot of comments have been saying something to this effect recently in response to the first few seconds of any Mr. Enter review (i.e. "All it took was him saying 'Fuck this movie' to know that dis is gon be good."
• Take a look at his "Little Clowns of Happytown" review, and go into the comments. The amount of "not advertiser-friendly" comments will keep you busy for hours. Awful B. Bad (or rather, his name) has also become a minor in-joke from the review.
• "It's a fucking can opener!" from the "Totally Busted" animated atrocity. His sheer bafflement at the idea of using a can opener to open a door is what really makes it. Also, "COCO IS FOR SPYSASSINS ONLY!" from the same review
• In the "Things Change" video, comments about how Teen Titans Go! To the Movies getting an Admirable and this episode being an Atrocity is a literal example of the title are common.^Explanation The original Teen Titans was the basis of his second Admirable, while TTG currently has six Atrocities to its name and only one Admirable prior to the movie.
• His Turning Red review became one because of his criticism for it taking place in 2002 and not covering the impact of 9/11 (despite being a fantasy film about kids that wasn't even set in the US)^Explanation him mentioning 9/11 was in regards to feeling that people on the streets of Toronto weren't as alarmed or concerned about seeing a giant red panda as they realistically should have been. striking many as bizarre and inappropriate even within the context of the review. A tweet criticizing this take gained millions of more views than the review which only sits on tens of thousands of views on YouTube, which lead to even further notoriety and people creating memes of Mei's red panda transformed state being used to hunt down Osama bin Laden as revenge for 9/11. He has since acknowledged the meme was warranted and that the criticism was outlandish but by then, the damage had already been done. One meme that spun off from this is taking other films set in a specific time period and (jokingly) complaining that they don't talk about a then-current real world event/concern, like how Toy Story 2 (released in November 1999) doesn't mention Columbine, Beauty and the Beast ignores pre-French Revolution inequality, and Sonic the Hedgehog (2020) and its sequel never bring up the COVID-19 Pandemic.
• "Mean-spirited" ^Explanation  A label used a bit too often by Enter's followers to disapprove of most humor they deemed "mean" towards the main characters of a show. It eventually became a sarcastic rebuke against the most blind of Enter's followers.