We're knee deep in "Spooky Season", and though there's no trick or treating to look forward to, people are still finding myriad ways to celebrate. From binge-watching horror movies to posting skeleton memes, the Halloween spirit is very alive on the internet. On Twitter, users have been flexing their creativity and humor with the hashtag #FakeScaryMovieFacts. It's pretty self explanatory: come up with a funny or dumb quip regarding your favorite bone-chilling film and then hurl it onto the timeline. While some of the tweets verge on cringe (cough politics cough). others showcase some serious wit. We've put all of our favorite examples here for your convenient perusal, but there's loads more to be found on Twitter. Enjoy the spooky fun while it lasts!
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Twitter's all abuzz with unpopular opinions, and we have another Hashtag Roundupto thank for it. Last night's game dared Twitter users to "start an argument in 4 words" and people are seriously coming through. We've got people praising pineapple on pizza, claiming the Earth is flat, and hot dogs are sandwiches. Needless to say, these are definitely all fighting words. We've put together some of the spiciest 4 wordfire starters, but please add your own in the comments. We can't get enough of this game and we're sure there are some controversial sentences we're missing.
We love a good hashtag roundup, and yesterday's #MillennialAQuote is no exception. Twitter users got funny and creative by putting a millennial spin on some seriously classic quotes. Here are some of our favorites, but you can peruse the hilarity here if you want more.
Twitter is erupting with the hilarious hashtag of #NameBrandMovieQuotes. Check out some highlights here:
Keep your friends close but your Dominos closer #NameBrandMovieQuotes pic.twitter.com/I0WzFP4y7a
— ✨Nikki✨ (@The_mrstouch) August 24, 2016
With Thanksgiving almost here, people on Twitter are eager to share their traditions. And these undoubtedly vary from culture to culture.
The hashtags #ThanksgivingWithBlackFamilies, #ThanksgivingWithWhiteFamilies and #ThanksgivingWithHispanics started trending to share hilarious stories from each group.
Do most of these tweets perpetuate stereotypes? Yep.
But are they hilarious? You bet!
A new hashtag game has emerged on Twitter that will keep you busy until the inevitable onslaught of video game news next week at the E3 Expo.
Using #NintendoaMovie, the internet is injecting some classic video game nostalgia into your favorite films.
Why are they doing this? Who knows.
NY Jets wide receiver Eric Decker asked fans to tweet their #jetsdiehardfan stories. What he got was a look inside the minds of exasperated fans of the struggling team. Here are some of the best.
Hat tip to CBS Sports.
The perpetually predatory and lyrically questionable Robin Thicke attempted to gain buzz for his new single Paula (totally not a song about trying to force himself back into a dead relationship, BTW) by asking Twitter to send him questions via the #AskThicke hashtag. Unsurprisingly, people used the hashtag to lob any and all number of pot shots at the pop crooner. Like these:
But really, let's get to the heart of the matter:
