Social Media
Adam Mosseri testifies that Instagram isn’t “clinically addictive.” The internet disagrees
"When your business model depends on attention, redefining addiction becomes convenient."
“This is DIABOLICAL”: Make-up artist uses her skills to transform into the haters from her comments
Haters should think twice before trolling this talented make-up artist.
“Hard to beat”: The most romantic spot to fake a Valentine’s date this year is the local Dollar Tree
"I'm this delusional."
Cardi B’s mid-concert ICE comments sparked a DHS response on social media. She fired right back
"She really said not on my watch."
American Girl releases “modern era” versions of its classic dolls, and people hate the “ozempic” redesign
"My daughter is not getting the newest monstrosity."
“They lie about deleting photos”: Discord rushes to walk back age verification after users abandon the platform
"Discord alternatives" searches reportedly jumped 10,000% overnight.
Jill Zarin was cut from E! series after her Bad Bunny comments. Fans reacted fast, but her former company reacted even faster
"My entire timeline is just Jill Zarin."
Discord announced the new “Teen By Default” program, and the internet answered with the “Age Verification” meme
"Age verification? I remember using the Pokémon Snap kiosk in Blockbuster."
Daughter exposes mom’s 1982 yearbook crush as a “total fox.” Then his kids find the video
"THATS MY DAD!!!!!"
“Let people live”: Sedated dematting videos go viral, raising safety questions
Saving someone’s severely tangled hair through a prolonged, painful dematting procedure to remove layers of knots.
“Incredible landscape”: These tourist hot spots were actually worth the hype—according to Redditors
"I'm sure summer crowds make it miserable..."
“Be serious”: KamalaHQ tries to appeal to Gen Z with “Headquarters” rebrand. It’s not looking good so far
Putting "6 7" in the handle isn't gonna cut it.
Catherine O’Hara was honored at the Westminster Dog Show in a brief-yet-fitting tribute
"Well, they say you never forget Cookie Fleck."
Reddit moderator removes space photo posted by NASA astronaut for being too blurry: “Hopefully this won’t happen again”
"Reddit mods love feeling important."
Fanatics’ Super Bowl jersey backlash prompts an apology. It only made the backlash worse
Some accused Fanatics of buying their critics' silence.
