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Remember last year's cringey YouTube Rewind? It's hard not to. The video was the most disliked video in the history of the website. This year, YouTube has decided to repent for their sins and play it safe - with a whole lot of numbers. Instead of getting creative, the new video is more of a montage of the most statistically "liked" videos, creators, and channels. It even features controversial creator PewDiePie. 

Though the new YouTube video is decidedly less controversial than 2018's, the viewer response has done nothing but prove that people will never be happy. Commenters are already decrying the site's move to stick to numbers, as well as its absence of memes and deceased YouTuber Etika. The general consensus is that it's a cop-out video reminiscent of the "Top Ten" videos that are so popular on YouTube. The videos dislikes already dwarf its likes. With responses like this, we have to wonder what they'll come up with next year.

Here's an idea: Waste time on the internet by looking at photos of other people wasting time on the internet. That's what Tumblr shitposts are for. 

Cringe. Cringe everywhere.

If you're looking for stupid internet trends, you've come to the right place! After The New York Times published a recipe for "parsleyed noodles," Twitter user Ariel Dumas noticed, and subsequently tweeted, that people were posting ridiculous comments making fun of and meme-ing the slightly pretentious way the recipe was worded. 

There are many levels of funny, and Tumblr's posts reach them all. We're not just talking about laugh out loud funny. We're talking about make-you-cry-funny, WTF-funny, cringe-funny, chuckle-funny, snort-funny, laugh-so-loud-the-whole-office-hears-you-funny. We're talking so funny you will laugh whenever you think about it. Honestly, Tumblr hits the right spot. We owe all the funny people on Tumblr our deepest gratitude. Life would be a lot blander without them. 

Twitter is always a hotbed for snark!

Sometimes the comments section is better than the content!