One commenter said, “I've seen better food in prison.”

Is this a new form of protest?

A truly confusing decade.

Epic

Millennials are getting so nostalgic on TikTok they're actually taking it over. The hashtag #millennials is currently trending on the app and videos reminiscing on the early 2000s or calling out millennial culture are going viral left and right. Remember your first iPod shuffle? Dial-up internet? The Backstreet Boys? Even fashion trends from the early 2000s like “twee” are blowing up all over TikTok. If you're a millennial and are on TikTok right now, you're going to have a lot of emotions toda…

*Insert TikTok quote here.* “What did grandma just say??”

This is vaporwave erasure

Eating out is one of life’s simple pleasures — if you’re the customer, that is. Whenever you walk into a restaurant to have a meal, there’s a whole host of people working behind the scenes to make sure your every need is catered to. In return, it’s important to show your appreciation for this, including everything from your manners to how much you tip . However, how far we should take our eating out etiquette can be a contentious subject, as one video has recently proved. After going for a meal…

The comments section might be the best part of the app

Newsflash: your parents still had it better than you.

We don't need an essay.