Researchers have coined a term for the phenomenon of men who ride loud bikes: the Dukes of Hazzard Effect. Its named after the American action comedy TV series from the 80s, where the main characters drove a car with a loud horn.

Researchers have coined a term for the phenomenon of men who ride loud bikes: the Dukes of Hazzard Effect. Its named after the American action comedy TV series from the 80s, where the main characters drove a car with a loud horn. The idea is that loud pipes are a sign of small penis size and that men use them to boost their ego and attract attention. Fym knows this all too well because he has two friends who ride loud bikes: Dod and his friend. You remember Dod from the last videos, right? He's the one who spent months in Metaverse. Fym was annoyed by their bikes because they made a lot of noise and disturbed the peace. He decided to confront them and ask them: is it true that loud pipes mean a small penis? Dod denied it, of course. He said that he joined a loud bike community and that one of the requirements was to have a big dong. And the louder their bikes roared, the higher they ranked among their peers. Fym didn't buy it. He thought they were lying and insecure. He hated their bikes, but he still loved them as friends. He tried to be understanding and supportive, even though he secretly wished they would get quieter bikes. Or bigger dicks. Or both.

Loud bike = Small dick?