Woof.

Some say that the closest thing to a real-life superhero/supervillain is Twitter user dril. He's anonymous, has a platform he usues for good, and has an iconic look. Nobody knows who he is, but we all secretly want to know who is really behind that blurry picture, sunglasses, and hilarious tweets. The same could be said for Minecraft YouTuber “Dream” who, until yesterday, had never shown his face to his 30 million subscribers. For years, Dream has been building his gaming empire behind smiley f…

My eyes

We feel so, so bad for people in service in this day and age. TikTokers think of public spaces as their stage, and turn almost any situation into an attention-seeking opportunity. One example of this behavior is when TikTokers (who are probably current or former theater kids) decide they should sing their fast food order at the drive-thru. If I were on the other side of the window, I would probably quit after the first instance of this idiocy. This cringey behavior isn't relegated to the drive-…

Daaaaaaamn.

Andrew Tate is getting de-platformed, and it has already been meme'd to death. For the uninitiated, Andrew Tate is an influencer who has gained an insane amount of traction online over the past couple of months. Tate's videos have been heavily criticized as misogynistic, as he frequently describes his strategies to control and pick up women in shocking and violent ways. His content is essentially a continuation of MGTOW and pickup artist content that was more popular about five years ago. His p…

If you've never heard of Andrew Tate, congratulations! You're either over the age of 16 or not on TikTok , either of which are equally admirable accomplishments. If you are both, even better! Andrew Tate has blown up in a Jordan Peterson-esque manner, catapulting his online presence seemingly overnight. For those who are no longer dependent on our parents, the question remains: who the hell is this guy? Andrew Tate is a former professional kickboxer and Big Brother UK contestant. He was removed…

The perfect man for the job.

Who could forget the adorable little boy who starred in his own incredibly passionate viral Lady Gaga lipsync videos? Staten Harry, a Little Monster whose YouTube lipsyncs of Lady Gaga's music went viral in 2018, is back in the discourse for reasons nobody could have predicted.

How could they

When I get into a YouTube hole, I'm not just watching videos. While enjoying a viewing, be it stupid or smart, or even just a song, I scroll all the way down to that comments section. Because sometimes it's more rewarding than the video itself. While there are some appreciative shout outs (the comments on Jimmy Buffet videos are so positive), there's often at least one comment from somebody with nothing to lose. Sometimes, it's a comment that is impressively cutting. Sometimes, a completely biz…

I'm scared

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Just four days after YouTuber Blake Rosier 's car got stolen, the police recovered the vehicle and arrested the bandits, but that wasn't the end of it. The car thieves left behind a chaotic mess of bizarre novelty objects, illegal drugs, food, clothing, and a bunch of other crap. Rosier documented the contents of his recovered car in a hilarious “unboxing” video. In the video, Rosier examines a handsaw and a pile of Smurfs as he wonders whether the thieves knew who he was and did it as a prank .

Today Cracked finally reveals some disturbing, secret Sonic the Hedgehog lore that Sega almost certainly wishes they'd leave well enough alone. This... is CanonBall.