The kids are not alright

They keep on coming

Ouch

YouTube comments are a bit of a lost art. Fifteen years ago, they were filled with scrappy young teens trying to get as many upvotes as they possibly could. Commenting “Like if you're still listening to this in 2011,” would cause an outpour of support from the most gullible suckers. If you were the top comment on a YouTube video, it meant something. This specific public forum has improved some over the years. There are a lot less spam accounts in comments sections

I often wonder if social media is making people stupider or if it's just exposing the stupidity that was there all along. I'm inclined to believe the latter is true, but one thing is for sure—Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram aren't raising any IQs. And this isn't to say that I'm better than anyone else. On the contrary—I've posted some very dumb takes in my lifetime. Some of the dumbest. That's why I feel entitled speak bluntly on the matter. Humans may be the most intelligent species on the pla

Comedy gold

Or are the millennials ragging on themselves?... Either way, it's hilarious!

It just goes to show you that most millennials and Gen Z only have parenting advice when it comes to raising dogs...

Got 'em

TikTok isn't for everyone, and it's the sort of app you're either obsessed with or repelled by. It's hard to be a casual TikTok dabbler (trust us, we've tried and failed). Even when you're blessed with a 'for you page' that isn't just an endless feed of insufferable cringe, the chaotic app itself tends to overwhelm the fragile senses of those who don't live on the internet. It's too bad, because just like all other social networks, there's some real hidden gems in the comment section. But thank…

Oh boy

Is it insomnia or a passionate thirst for knowledge??

These rebels are out of their damn minds

There's no rule against using both hands to put on lip balm

Comment sections are never safe from the Internet's humor, even on a police department's Facebook page.

Kamikaze by words