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People Are Pointing Out Just How Hilariously Awful A Post-Thanos Snap World Would Be In Terms Of Pop Culture

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At the end of Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos snapped his fingers and wiped out half the population of the universe.

While the immediate results were horrifying (half of our beloved superheroes fading into dust before our eyes), the long-term consequences are no less grim.


Imagine a world where only half of every band you love is still alive to play the music.

This is the sad reality our remaining heroes are now living in.

Once Twitter realized how sad it would be to have half of our pop culture idols gone, they couldn't stop joking about it.



Splitting up singing duos like Hall and Oates seemed especially tragic.

But the tears didn't end there...


And what would happen to some of our favorite reality television shows?



Poor Cap is going to need some help through these hard times.

Five Guys may have made it through with over "half" of their people, but statistically it all evens out.


Ultimately, no one was spared from Thanos's snap!


As sad as it may have made the surviving Avengers, Twitter users couldn't help but start brainstorming adapted band names.



Would any of these bands rock as hard as their original versions?


For some, these jokes, only a year after the fictional worldwide tragedy, were in bad taste.

Hopefully, we'll have Garfunkel's partner back before long.

Avengers: Endgame premiers on April 26!

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