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ELI5: Why do people hate Comic Sans?

I never really saw why people make such a big deal out of it.
gpt
Firstly, yes, it is an extremely silly thing to make a big deal over. As its creator, Vincent Connare later said, "If you love it, you don't know much about typography. If you hate it, you really don't know much about typography either, and you should get another hobby."

But here's why people do dislike it: Comic Sans was modeled on the organic lettering of comic books. Unfortunately, comics were and are hand lettered, which usually looks pretty nice, but Comic Sans is a typeface, and as with any typeface that attempts to emulate handwriting, the effect can be a bit jarring and unconvincing. This wasn't a problem originally, as the font was created for an edutainment game for children, but since then, it inexplicably wormed its way into party invitations, restaurant menus, office memos, and other places it had no business being.
tl;dr, confounding ubiquity mixed with corny mediocrity.