When this mom and her painting were shared online, under the narrative that she said she didn't think anyone would like it; Twitter users stepped up to provide their encouraging, artwork of their own, that was inspired by her to begin with. All about this painting inception!
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Following Thomas Violence's quote saying, "no billionaire has ever worked harder than anyone that cleans toilets for a living", people on Twitter began to passionately debate whether this actually held up. The resulting tweets are brimming with spiciness, potential truths, awareness, and appreciation (?) for the common struggle that can afflict any human being just trying to make ends meet.
In a move that's being condemned as insensitive, Marvel decided to use the late Stan Lee's Twitter account to promote Captain Marvel. As you can imagine, people had some strong feelings about their decision.
The Last Blockbuster is a comedy goldmine on Twitter. Their tweets are equal parts spicy and dark-humored. If anything, they're here to offer us a glimpse into an era long since passed. Their tweets serve to spotlight just how much things have changed in this crazy, fast developing world.
It's International Women's Day, and we're not surprised this post has been making the rounds on Imgur today. Ivan might want to fact check himself next time he shits out a ridiculous, presumptuous tweet about where a work of art came from. This is called "ignorance."
CAUTION: Extreme levels of cringe ahead. Yes, this particular batch of humanity getting properly weird and clueless and outright shameless, is brimming with cringe. Your soul will wince and you'll likely squirm uncomfortably in your seat, at least once looking through this list.
Buckle up and ready yourself for an emotional rollercoaster, alone. These might hit too close to home, or if anything, remind you how grateful you are to be single in life. Maybe that's what you want. And if it's not, you can always give a wild thing like Tinder a go. See here for some of the fails and wins that that dating app spits out every now and again!
When Twitter User, Adrian Harewood , showed up to work wearing mismatched shoes, and lived to tweet about it; the rest of Twitter stepped forward to offer up their own experiences not being able to show up with their sh*t fully put together. The resulting thread is brimming with panicked moments that we all might (unfortunately) be able to relate to, when we weren't having our best days.
Apparently you need to read this is you're married OR single. Twitter users seem to be connecting with what Ryan Stephens is putting across. And a whole lot of that centers on the relationship you hold with your partner as being a thing of teammates and not "soulmates."
Elon Musk made our day with this one. I'm not sure whether I'm deeply uncomfortable, or just genuinely impressed with how believable the photoshopped pics look. The Musk is here! And naturally, Twitter has some strong feelings about it.
Some people possess more cringe in themselves that they're (unfortunately) able to share with the world, easier than others. You might catch yourself physically or mentally wincing in uncomfortable agony, as you scroll through people doing things that are ripe for inspiring discomfort. At the very least social media's a doorless home to all people's passing thoughts of nonsensical, bullsh*t.
Sometimes the mouth breathers of the internet serve up the kind of fail that others can't resist calling out. And in this case, we're dealing with 14 times the stupid was too strong in a status to NOT avoid getting absolutely destroyed.
Sometimes you craft a lie that's just believable enough to work. In the case of these 30 liars who got away with their BS, and then shared their success stories on Twitter, we're equally impressed and appalled.
This dude was NOT ready for it. In this case, we're talking about a cheating, allegedly manipulative scoundrel of a boyfriend who finds himself getting called out by his girlfriend AND side chick. Queue the cringe, and let it ride.
Sometimes the roaster needs to become the roasted. This is the perfect example. The dad in this scenario, met his son's LEGO tournament with an onslaught of dysfunctional. How about next time you show up, and give your son, who's doing his thing your vote of confidence, or remain silent, and keep the show off social media for you to collect self-appreciative retweets like the man child you are, next time? Just a thought.
Stop Clickbait is a Facebook page (see here) that's taken upon itself to champion the cause for eliminating clickbait. They handpick the most obnoxiously misleading, and ambiguous of the headlines to hit the Facebook news feed; to bring people the truth of the content, without them having to click through to figure it out. A noble cause, for sure. And a cause that's resulted in some pretty entertaining posts, that was considered as a whole, show just how out of hand the headline-crafting process can get.
