The roasting community over on Reddit is full of surprises. In this case, we're dealing with a situation where a self-proclaimed, depressed 17-year-old asks the roasters to do their worst; and instead, they wash him over with wholesome, uplifting tidbits of positivity. Faith in humanity temporarily restored!
The roasters of Reddit is still here to remind the world that words strung together creatively, can leave a steaming burn on the self-esteem, or hopefully, just laughter in the face of whatever people put out as their opinion. There's an admirable strength about the people who willingly put themselves out there to get roasted and toasted. I wonder how each individual takes the onslaught of fiery words, but I imagine, or hope, they consider what they're signing up for before taking action.
The insult-savvy, roast-friendly community of Reddit claims their latest victim, in this willing dude who kicked things off by calling himself a "baked bean." That was a spicy tart, friend. From there, people absolutely had their way with hatching up the most creative combinations of degrading words, that they could find in the backs of their brains.
YouTuber KSI cried out from his pit of irrelevance to see if anyone on Reddit wanted to roast him. With this being the internet, people were naturally down to take their swing at the guy; and they brought the heat. If you've had the profound unfortunate experience of ever seeing one of KSI's videos, you're probably aware that the next-level, narcissistic, toxic ego-bloated YouTuber is far too gone down the rabbit's hole of his own God Complex, to hear anyone beside the twisted sound of whatever consciousness bounces around in his head. That being said, the roasts below are extra spicy, and we're always ready to enjoy those.
Via Yes Theory
Last week, the internet was pranked with this photo of a supposed Justin Bieber eating a burrito the wrong way. The real question is, was it a convincing fake or did we just want to belieb it? We're gonna have to go with both. Anyway, props to Yes Theory for the artful crafting of a viral prank.
