Likewise, DF wouldn't be the same without Boatmurdered[5] or any of the other story tellings that followed suit.
Conspiracy theorists follow the same pattern but applied to news and current events - a participatory group activity that discards the majority frame and synthesizes new frames under a different genre. Participants reuse people[6] and locations[7] but rewrite the script to become both playwrights and audience members to a substantially transformed alternate experience of reality.
Watchmeforever, is exactly this group mythmaking experience that pairs a random event strip with improvisational community framing that takes the meaningless output of AI-generated content and transforms it into a meaningful group experience.
EDIT: Also The Sims franchise to a large extent. Longtime players have a certain tendency to embellish in-game events beyond the game's pre-packaged framing in a way that produces deeper meaning than the novice/out-of-the-box-frame engages in. Certainly CK1/2/3 and countless others as well.
1. In the Erving Goffman sense
2. https://www.blaseball.wiki/w/Main_Page
3. https://thegarages.bandcamp.com/track/my-name-is-mike
4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diAHuUV2Meg
5. https://lparchive.org/Dwarf-Fortress-Boatmurdered/
6,7. People qua actors, and locations qua sets.