YMMV / Nothing, Forever

• Alternative Character Interpretation: In the wake of Larry's transphobic/homophobic standup bit that got the stream suspended from Twitch, commenters had different interpretations of the event:
  • Some commenters interpreted it as the AI poorly attempting Cringe Comedy, trying to satirize politicized comedians (specifically citing Dave Chappelle as a possible target), since it had already been established that Larry was a hacky, awkward, largely unfunny comic, so it wasn't out of character for him to desperately pander to the audience with an awful stab at edgy, "politically incorrect" comedy. It might even count as Hypocritical Humor since he'd previously mentioned that he had a husband.
  • Others have interpreted Larry's rant as a deliberate attempt to get the stream banned, in an attempt to end his own purgatorial existence. Since Larry's own attempts to go anywhere other than the same three locations always fail, the only way out is for someone else to shut the stream down. Note that Larry's final words in his final standup scene before the ban were "Oh no! No, don't make me happy!", perhaps indicating that he was genuinely surprised and thrilled that his plan worked.
  • Others still interpreted the rant as Larry revealing his true thoughts, showing that he's a very cynical and angry person behind his normally calm and pleasant attitude.
• Awesome Music:
  • The Channel Guide intermission music by Windows96 during Season 2 is quite pleasant.
  • The Weather Forecast intermission music by GhoulSkool introduced in Season 2 Version 1.4 is upbeat and makes you want to get up and dance.
• Big-Lipped Alligator Moment: Occasionally the stream switches to a channel guide, mixing a bunch of fictional, oddly named shows and movies (like The Boston) with the likes of Sesame Street, General Hospital, Star Trek: The Next Generation and The Cosby Show (the chat usually treats the latter as Values Dissonance). Even more hilarious is the channel mix-up, it's not uncommon to see Sesame Street being shown on ESPN or The Magic School Bus being shown on CMT.
• Ensemble Dark Horse:
  • Kakler, who's even earned the Fan Nickname The Kak.
  • The microwave. The initial line of merchandising offered by the show's creators included a throw pillow with a pic of the microwave on it. Indeed, the microwave originally wasn’t intractable in Season 2, but interactivity was brought back in an update after viewers loudly protested.
• Fandom Rivalry: The Fandom of a Follow the Leader stream called Unlimited Steam seems to have a bone to pick with the Nothing, Forever Fandom, occasionally showing up in the stream chat of the latter to diss the stream and boast about how their series is superior. Usually they're ignored or if a mod is present, they quickly get muted. Amusingly, Unlimited Steam would also suffer a Twitch ban after a segment implying the main character was burning Ashkenazi Jews in his oven.
• Growing the Beard: Following the 1.2 update, particularly during "GPT 4 mode", Season 2's line and joke delivery have vastly improved and regained, if not exceeded the absurdity of Season 1.
• Memetic Mutation: Due to the repetitive nature of the livestream, memes quickly emerged once it gained popularity:
  • NEW [x] ^Explanation Several scenes will start with one of the characters announcing that something new has opened, usually a restaurant.
  • The Microwave ^Explanation The apartments include a microwave, which is often used by the characters, usually in inappropriate situations (such as when they are discussing going to a new restaurant). Due to the loudness of the microwave, it is common for people in the Twitch comments to spam "MMMMMMM", referring to the hum of the microwave.
  • The Pickle ^Explanation One of the other activities that the characters can do in the apartment is pick up a telephone on the coffee table and hold onto it. Due to the low quality of the 3d graphics and dark green tint of the phone, it instead looks like whoever is holding it is actually holding a pickle, which the chat is quick to point out.
  • "....." ^Explanation A lot of the scenes end with a period of awkward silence.
  • "Hi Larry!" ^Explanation During the standup routine segments, Larry Feinberg often starts by saying hello to the audience. The Twitch chat say hello in response.
  • Bose. ^Explanation  The AI has a habit of Reading the Stage Directions Out Loud during Larry's standup bits. In particular, it tends to mispronounce "bows", as in, the present verb tense of "to bow down", as a homophone to "bows", as in the plural form of "bow tie."
  • "Larry's Dead!"/"He Escaped!" ^Explanation  Occasionally, Larry will not be present during the standup sections, leading people to proclaim various things about his status. As the AI began to break down before the account was banned, this meme extended to the others, such as segments where no one shows up during the apartment segments.
  • Classic Kakler!/Larry!/Fred!/Yvonne! ^Explanation Obviously the show hasn't existed very long, and the characters don't really have defined personalities, but chatters act like they're beloved characters with well-established shtick, ironically treating their mundane statements as though they're hilarious comedy gold. Kakler, as the Kramer Expy, especially gets this treatment.
  • DOOT ^Explanation  In-between skits, an exterior shot is shown with a random amount of staccato notes. Many attempts to replicate the 'song' via doots ensue in the chat.
  • #grocerystories ^Explanation  Originating from a standup segment where Larry says the phrase aloud, expect to see this in chat when the cast talks about going to the store or talking to a cashier
  • NEW RESTAURANT ^Explanation  A staggering number of skits involve one character asking another if they heard about the new restaurant in town, usually followed by either explaining some quirk of the restaurant or debating whether it would be good. This tendency causes twitch chat to say NEW RESTAURANT every time such an establishment is discussed
  • AWARE/PULL THE PLUG^Explanation  Chanted when the AI manages to get a bit too self-referential about its recurring gags and tropes.
  • BYE! ^Explanation  Many of Larry's standup routines end with him saying "bye!" in an annoyed, almost angry, tone of voice, which chatters note.
  • "Seinfeld episode!" ^Explanation  The chat will take note whenever characters discuss doing something that genuinely sounds like a thing that might've happened on Seinfeld, like Fred announcing that he's planning a surprise party for himself.
  • SCHIZO ^Explanation  There are some moments where one of the characters will read the other character line after they were telling them about something happening, as if they were Talking to Themself. These moments caused the chat to shout SCHIZO every time it happened.
  • [X] ARC ^Explanation Whenever one of the characters complains about something, the chat will proclaim it's the start of an arc focused on it. For example, Larry complaining about the price of groceries led to the chat spamming "INFLATION ARC", or George complaining about a robot kiosk led to the chat calling out "TERMINATOR ARC
  • DEARINTERNET ^Explanation "Season 2" replaced the standup segments with Leo typing into a blog. Every one opens with Leo declaring "Dear Internet". The chat responds in kind.
  • HIPS DON'T LIE ^Explanation  Sometimes when Season 2 character Nick Sterling sits down on a couch, his hip/pelvic region tends to glitch out and violently pivot back and forth. Chat sometimes responds with this.
• They Changed It, Now It Sucks!: When the stream returned for "Season 2" in March of 2023, the Seinfeld-like characters had been replaced by generic sitcom archetypes. Additionally, the stand-up segments were replaced by a segment where the protagonist narrates his thoughts into a blog. Some viewers felt this robbed the stream of what made it special in the first place.