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This paper examines the intersection of performative intoxication and digital exhibitionism. Using the "dead drunk" trope often found in viral media, we analyze how perceived "obscenity" is commodified through digital artifacts (AVI file formats and social sharing). Introduction: The Aesthetics of the Inebriated g mes dead drunk obscenity 4 avi14
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