Insights on Instagram culture, social media trends, and digital humor
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
If "main character syndrome" was the cultural headline of early TikTok — the era of cinematic filters, soundtrack-driven montages, and personal narratives that
If you’ve spent even ten minutes on TikTok this summer, you’ve seen it: the hand-to-ear phone gesture, the bouncy beat, the snap transition that turns a messy d
Hot take: the "fit check" isn’t just about clout or a cute mirror selfie. It's a new language of status, and Gen Z is writing whole chapters of economic signali
Pinterest’s 2025 trend forecasts didn’t arrive as a whisper; they landed like a velvet-draped decree. The platform put the “Goddess Complex” front and center in
Remember when Instagram felt like a neighborhood — a linear, chronological scroll through the lives of people you actually followed? Those days are effectively
If you scrolled through Instagram in August 2025, you probably saw a dozen short Reels where creators looked straight at the camera and said, with genuine alarm
If you’ve scrolled through Reels lately, you’ve probably stumbled on a creator dramatically crumpling to the floor, shrieking into an empty room, or staging a c
TikTok in 2025 feels less like a single feed and more like a sprawling, living festival of microcultures. Your For You Page (FYP) is a mosaic of comedy one minu
If you’ve scrolled through TikTok lately, you’ve probably seen someone frozen mid-blink, repeating a phrase in a flat voice and twitching like a poorly coded vi
If you thought “swipe left” was the final word on dating app disdain, meet Red Flag Bingo — the low-effort, high-laughter pastime where Gen Z turns dating app d
If you hang out on TikTok for more than five minutes, you’ve probably noticed a quiet takeover: static slideshows and photo carousels stealing attention from fu
If you've spent any time on TikTok in the past few years, you’ve probably seen the “main character” trope: people framing mundane moments as cinematic beats, na
By 2025, LinkedIn stopped being just a place to upload résumés and collect recommendations — it became a stage. What started as earnest networking morphed into
Instagram Notes arrived quietly and quickly turned into a micro-stage for people to flex emotional one-liners, flirtatious baits, humblebrags, and the occasiona
By the summer of 2025, something rare and unmistakable happened in the world of digital romance: an entire generation collectively checked out. The headlines ca