It never ceases to amaze us how people can fit big nuggets of truth into a 280 character box. If there's a TEDtalk on how totweetgood, please send it our way.
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People on Twitter are clearly sick and tired. With what? We don't know exactly, but we'd wager a bet that it has to do with the general state of the world and with being a Millennial. As it would follow, people are tweeting about doing totally absurd things "due to personal reasons," and we understand...sometimes that's all the reason you really need.
The world always seems to be diving into more and more chaos. Whether this is actually true or not is lost on us, but regardless, we understand if it all is starting to take a major toll on your mental health. It's easy to get caught up in the mindset that everything is spiraling out of control. We're here to remind you that everything will be okay in the end, but in the mean time, here are some relatable memes to get you through it all.
The internet has been pretty freaking weird the past few days. Tom Brady making out with his son, Liam Neeson's racism confessions, and then yesterday Sunny D went viral for tweeting about depression. The orange-flavored beverage brand tweeted "I can't do this anymore" and the entire internet seemed to step up to provide support, with brands (like Moon Pie) and concerned citizens sending wholesome messages. The exchange is very entertaining.
While we're having fun with it, this marketing tactic is not without its critics. Food website Eater was quick to denounce not only Sunny D's tweet, but trying to gain brand clout by posting vague and bleak messages. Many people agreed that the practice was decidedly uncute. While we are into brands embracing "weird Twitter," depression is not a joke, and maybe they should put a little more thought in their tweets.
