Power dynamics between famous people are often analyzed and critiqued online by fans. For instance, when a celebrity is in an age-gap relationship, you better believe there will be a cacophony of discourse surrounding the ethics of this decision. This analysis of singers and actors' personal lives is nothing new, but the dawn of social media has allowed for even more visibility, which can lead to some ethically questionable situations.

TikTok dances are a staple of the platform, but Charli D'Amelio and Addison Rae might have some competition in the form of a bald dancing animated man.

The beloved hunk doesn't seem to understand botulism.

r/oldpeoplefacebook has nothing on her

Delicious and nutritious.

Is this a new form of protest?

These memes check out.

Tech startups are taking notes

Desperate

Very toxic content ahead

Some of these are SO true

As children of the internet , it is our shared and slightly shameful open secret that we have all tried to learn a trick or two from wikiHow at some point. Almost as famous as the advice it gives are the pictures that go along with it. The distinctive watercolor-style illustrations can be a strange experience even when they are viewed within the context of the advice that they accompany. This makes them the perfect base material for image macros of all sorts, as @wikihowimagemacros has discover…

Straight up nasty

Politeness ≠ flirting

She's trying her best

Unless you're one of those healthy people who aren't terminally online (like us), you probably noticed that Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp were indisposed for several hours on Monday. Luckily, the notorious bird app was still stronger than ever. Literally everyone flocked to Twitter, and even Twitter's Twitter account Tweeted about it. Pretty meta, right? hello literally everyone — Twitter (@Twitter) October 4, 2021 For some reason, every single brand known to man decided to pop in and use t…