Cliche Day 2023: Every year on November 3, people all over the country celebrate Cliché Day. On this day, we honor the cliché and the ways that clichés can be useful in everyday life. It’s fun to use clichés even though they can be annoying. Everyone knows they’re going to happen, which makes them funny. Today is a great time to use them in your talks because they’re funny and fun. More importantly, clichés are easy for everyone to understand and get your point across quickly. When used correctly, clichés can help people talk to each other and break the ice, so enjoy them!
THE HISTORY OF CLICHE DAY
It’s Cliché Day every year on November 3 all over the country. Clichés are useful, annoying, and fun, and today is the day to celebrate that by using them in art and talk all day. Clichés are parts of a play, book, movie, saying, or idea that have been used so many times that they no longer have any meaning. Most clichés start out as powerful and life-changing phrases that have a huge effect on people the first time they hear them.
People start saying them over and over again because they are so popular. It gets annoying. Like really catchy songs, cliches stick in your head and won’t go away. Most of the time, clichés are just true statements or generalizations said in a certain way. They’re said so often that most people know and accept them, even if they’re not true. It’s important that enough people already know the idea or statement that is being used in that way for it to be a cliché. People only get annoyed with something when they keep seeing it done the same way.
People today think that people who use cliches without irony are not creative or original and are bad at their art, no matter what it is. Clichés do have their place, though. They can help people understand your ideas, and it’s fun to use them in a funny way. On Cliché Day, we can enjoy cliches by thinking about how they might have been used in the past to annoy people or share new ideas in a familiar way.
CLICHE DAY THINGS TO DO
Tell us about your best cliches.
Make a list of your best overused phrases and send it to family and friends. They’re even good enough to be written up and shared online.
Put the hashtags in.
On #ClicheDay, you can share your favorite overused phrases with the world. Write down all the use of the same phrase that you hear every day and post them on social media with the term.
Play a boring game
Play a silly game with your friends or by yourself. Try to see how many times you can use a cliché before someone hears it.
5 SURPRISING FACTS ABOUT CLICHÉS
- The sound the casting plate made when it was used is where the word “cliché” comes from.
- People get so annoyed by clichés that they lose all of their original meanings and are not taken into account.
- People often use thought-blocking clichés to end a conversation so that the other person can’t argue longer. This works because clichés are taken as true.
- According to researcher Orin Hargraves, there are many words that people use a lot but don’t think of as clichés.
- Adages make up a lot of clichés, but clichés can also be ideas or concepts, which is how they are different.
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CLICHE DAY DATES
| Year | Date | Day |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | November 3 | Friday |
| 2024 | November 3 | Sunday |
| 2025 | November 3 | Monday |
| 2026 | November 3 | Tuesday |
| 2027 | November 3 | Wednesday |
