Insights on Instagram culture, social media trends, and digital humor
If you logged into Instagram in 2018 and then again in 2025, the ecosystem would feel like a different planet. The familiar parade of flat-lay sponsored breakf
If you’ve scrolled Instagram in the last few years, you’ve probably paused at a vertical video that begins with muffled sobs, shaky breath, or a tear-streaked c
If you grew up around late‑2000s pop-rap, the Black Eyed Peas were unavoidable: glossy production, stadium hooks, and lyrics that could swing from party-ready t
If you thought social media was just about scrolling and likes, meet TikTok Live Battles — a short, intense spectacle that turns followers into patrons, creator
Welcome to the theatre of professional overshare, where the LinkedIn timeline has become less “thought leadership” and more “main character meltdown.” If you’ve
Call it salvage, call it recycling, call it the place where your TikTok never quite gets the encore it deserves: Instagram Reels has been framed by many creator
Welcome to the social-media morgue. In the dim corners of creator dashboards and forgotten drafts, thousands of TikToks that never quite caught fire are being e
If you’ve ever felt the anxiety of waking up and discovering that every sound, dance, meme, and joke you loved yesterday is suddenly “so last week,” you’re not
Scroll through Instagram in 2025 and you’ll notice something unusual: creators preemptively declining imagined favors, requests, or expectations — framing a blu
Online dating advice has moved fast. On Reddit, thousands of posts dissect first dates, text exchanges, and subtle behaviors labeled as "red flags." What starte
If 2020 felt like the beginning of influencer mainstreaming, 2025 feels like the cleansing. The glittering era when brands could pluck a creator with a "nice ae
If you’ve spent any time on Instagram this year, you’ve probably seen the blink-and-you’ll-miss-it outfit reels: a beat drops, a frame flickers, and suddenly so
If you’ve spent any time on TikTok since early summer 2025, you’ve probably seen someone stroll past a camera or flip their hair in mid-shot with on-screen text
If you thought meme culture peaked when a toaster got more followers than your ex, welcome to 2025: the era of chatbots crying into their digital pillows. AI ch
Welcome to the 2025 edition of "swipe left on civilization." If you thought dating apps in 2015 were awkward, 2025 has turned romance into a subscription-based
Family WhatsApp groups are the modern living room — and sometimes the modern battleground. If you’ve ever annoyed (or been annoyed by) a relative who forwards c
There’s a new social posture circulating through TikTok transitions, Instagram audio trends, and comment sections: a confident, playful, slightly cryptic declar
If you’ve spent any time on TikTok in the last three years, you’ve watched a cultural contagion spread: people framing every interaction, outfit, meal and mood
If your family WhatsApp is less “group chat” and more “weekly improv reality series,” congratulations — you are living in 2025, where family group chats are an
Remember when “never let them know your next move” sounded like something whispered in a corner of a basketball court, a line in a rap verse, or stern advice ha