Insights on Instagram culture, social media trends, and digital humor
Welcome to the roast of the century: the moment humanity lovingly embraced a chatbot and then watched it hit its Villain Era — equal parts dramatic, slapstick,
If you’ve ever seen that telltale green ring around a friend’s Story or a green border on a feed post and felt a little twinge — curiosity, envy, or the urgent
If you’re in a family WhatsApp group, you know the ritual: someone sends a five-minute voice note at 11:42 p.m., Grandma mispronounces a word, Dad launches into
If you spend any time on TikTok these days, you’ve probably noticed a shift: the For You Page is no longer just a parade of dance challenges, sped-up vlogs, and
For a lot of us, emojis were the small, harmless flourishes that made messaging feel human. A thumbs-up, a party popper, a coffee cup — tiny emotional shortcuts
Emoji used to be an afterthought — playful stickers that softened a text or let us add a wink when the words alone felt flat. In the remote-first workplace, tho
Once upon a simpler scroll: a clean chronological river of photos where your cousin’s vacation, a friend’s latte, and your ex’s new haircut drifted by in an hon
By 2025, the influencer economy has matured into a full-blown cultural industry: product lines, brand deals, litigation-ready contracts, and PR teams on retaine
It started as a panic. In mid‑January 2025, an already volatile mix of geopolitics, legislative threats, and sheer platform anxiety spilled into a social media
If you’ve spent any time on the For You Page lately, you’ve seen it: rooms that look like they obeyed a new gravity, faces rotated like a funhouse mirror, trans
If you spent any part of August 2025 on TikTok, you probably encountered the pixelated reptile pressing a big red button while a chant of “Lizard. Lizard. Lizar
Scroll. Smash like. Repeat. On the surface, the "puppet master" videos—those slick forced-perspective clips where a creator appears to tug, tilt, and control th
Instagram was once a place where photos, short videos and casual updates connected strangers, friends and customers without a cash register in the middle of eve
Here’s a hot take: the thing that finally broke TikTok’s polished aesthetic wasn’t a manifesto or a new feature — it was a phone-ringing sound and a shrug. The
Remember when Instagram was a tidy stream of square photos from friends, favorite cafes, and carefully curated travel snapshots? That timeline — chronological,
If you’ve fallen into the endless scroll of TikTok late at night, searching for soothing whispers or the perfect tapping sequence to knock you out of a panic sp
If you've been scrolling through TikTok or Instagram lately, you’ve probably seen someone “control” a stapler, a houseplant, or a friend with a snap of their fi
If you’ve spent any time scrolling TikTok in the last year, you’ve probably stumbled on a dozen variations of the same strange, sticky meme: dancers, non-dancer
You remember the thrill. A slick marketplace listing, glossy 3D renders of a future shopping district, and a promise threaded through every tweet and podcast: b
By 2025, a lot of us logged into Instagram expecting a quiet scroll through our friends’ birthday pics, a coffee snap from a college buddy, or a cheeky meme fro