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Peak dunking is the gold standard of online callouts — a moment so perfectly executed, so timed, so loaded with receipts that it becomes a reference point for how a takedown should be done. Peak dunking gets screenshotted, archived, and invoked in future conversations as a benchmark ('that was peak dunking energy right there'). It is not just about winning the exchange; peak dunking also has an aesthetic quality — the post reads well, the structure is clean, and the final line hits like a punctuation mark. These moments become minor internet folklore, circulating long after the original controversy is forgotten.

Dunking mode is the switched-on headspace someone enters when they are fully committed to publicly humiliating an opponent online. It goes beyond a single clap-back — it is a sustained campaign of wit, receipts, and well-timed callouts that leaves the target with nowhere to hide. When a Twitter user announces they are in dunking mode, followers know to grab popcorn because the ratio parade has already begun. The phrase captures both the focus and the ruthlessness of an expert digital roaster who has locked onto their target like heat-seeking comedy.

Publicly mocking someone — usually via a quote-tweet or screenshot — to entertain your audience at their expense. Her whole feed is just dunking on bad tech takes. A sport with its own etiquette: punch up, not down; avoid the easily-cancellable; know your retweet audience.