Welcome back internet enthusiasts. Traditions of all kinds have been going out the window for a while now; relationship trajectories, statuses, baby names, and even jobs. Since when was it so profitable to just post a song on YouTube and be viral famous the next day? Or filming yourself eating suddenly propelled you to stardom, whereas 20 years ago actors had to endure scathing interviews and auditions to be casted as an extra and paid terribly. The world is actively and constantly changing to the point that it can be hard to ascertain the effects and repercussions. One of which is baby names; while names like 'Megan' and 'Josh' may be out of date, naming your child after characters you like has become more and more mainstream.
It's easy to see the presence the media has in our lives when people start naming their children after them. When people used to name their children after family members, now they're named after that fictional character from the show you watch all the time.
This brings us to the Reddit thread, where that's exactly what happens. You'll have to read for yourself the full story, but did you know that in France it's illegal to name your children such creative names?