Does anyone like reading intentionally bad fan fiction?

[Bendy 1,821]

I find them funny. Sometimes, I am in the mood to read something that's stupid and deliberately badly written, because it can be very funny and random.

 

Do you like these type of stories?

Edited August 29, 2013 by Rush

[Scootalove 10,689]

I like making fun of them or just enjoying at how bad it is like what I do with TV shows and movies. So, it is pretty enjoyable to make fun of them.

[NocturnalRainbow 248]

I prefer really bad creepypasta's. Oh my god these are hilarious! Just go to crappypasta.com and browse! It's comedy gold!

 

Here's one of my personal favorites

 

http://www.crappypasta.com/deathbox-36660/

[Moonlight 7,286]

Oh...do you mean a story that's called, "My Immortal"?

 

I've been listening to Cry and his friends read it, and it's just so bad, that it's funny.

[Celtore 2,770]

I love reading horribly bad fanfics, even better is listening to readings of them and hearing the reader struggle. Sadistic? Maybe just a little, but it's pretty entertaining.

 

I remember another guy called noober that wrote bad fanfics as well that I thought were pretty funny at the time. They all followed the same formula, self insertion into a universe, the guy being so much "cooler" than the other characters and... that was pretty much it.

 

Well, here's a link..

WARNING: Don't click this link if you're easily offended by derogatory remarks of identifiable groups or by the butchering of the English language!

Edited August 29, 2013 by Celtore

[Smarts 1,622]

Very rarely. I like to read fanfics that will captivate me with its beautiful storytelling, but there are those very rare times when I just need to read something that was written badly on purpose for a good laugh.

[Anneal 2,197]

I intentionally read terrible fan fiction so I can all out criticize it for it's Mary Sue OCs, bad and overused tropes, storyline, poor word choice, and poor grammar. (I may have used some terms or phrases incorrectly, so highlight the error and point out the irony.)

[Darkshift 85]

They get on my nerves when people hype them up to be amazing and then they have a spelling error every line.I also can't stand overpowered oc's and stories which make no sense

[Golurk 468]

I am a fan of some good ol' random comedy. I find it funny when things don't make sense in a literary fashion. So for me, intentionally terrible random comedy fanfics are very good from time to time. One in particular, which I'll keep nameless, made both me and a friend of mine laugh so hard that we couldn't breathe for a few minutes.

 

Randomness is funness. 

[ReverseFaller 2,483]

Yes. Bad fanfics are just like bad movies, and by this I mean they can be very enjoyable to read/watch. It's hilarious how god awful they can be.

[Lateon 589]

No. I appreciate that they may be funny to read because they're so bad, and sometimes I see those floating about. But the badness is almost always accompanied by the one thing that I cannot stand to read from prolonged periods of time:

 

The butchering of the English language.

 

I don't care how bad (or good, for that matter) of a premise you've got. I'm the type of person who will ruthlessly internally correct any issues present in writing to the sort of syntax I am using in this post. Spelling errors try my patience much less than grammar mistakes, but consistently missing commas, quotation marks, or paragraph spacing drive me up a wall. It makes me cringe every time I see them, and my eyes and brain literally hurt if there are too many.

 

No, I don't want to hear about any grammatical errors in this post. I'm pretty sure there are a few obscure rules that I didn't adhere to. Violation of the blatant basics, though, is unacceptable.