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  1. The Viral 'Huzz,' 'Bruzz' And Other "-uzz" Slang Terms Explained

    The Viral 'Huzz,' 'Bruzz' And Other "-uzz" Slang Terms Explained

    Lately, TikTokers have been whipping out a new kind of slang, and it all rhymes with "uzz." Starting with referring to women as "huzz" and the bros as "bruzz," the "uzz" suffix trend has gotten a bit out of control.

  2. Homer Simpson With Sharingan Eyes Goes Viral On TikTok

    Homer Simpson With Sharingan Eyes Goes Viral On TikTok

    What does he see with his Sharingan eyes? Probably donuts. A Simpsons x Naruto crossover has gone viral across TikTok, as users redraw and animate this tuff boi.

  3. The 'Hawk Tuah' Girl, Haliey Welch, Finally Reveals Her 'Pookie'

    The 'Hawk Tuah' Girl, Haliey Welch, Finally Reveals Her 'Pookie'

    Since the day she went viral for the first time, the internet has been dying to know who the lucky man was that she called "pookie." There were all kinds of rumors and speculation, which Welch just put an end to in an episode of her "Talk Tuah" podcast? Who is he, and is he worthy of the internet's beloved Hawk Tuah?

  4. Simps Are Imagining Brazilian Sadako Crawling Out of Their Screens

    Simps Are Imagining Brazilian Sadako Crawling Out of Their Screens

    What is the line between creepy and sexy? According to some on the internet, there may not be one at all, as The Ring franchise antagonist has been the subject of hornyposting for a while now, and this new art trend takes it to the next level.

  1. The South Korean 4B Feminist Movement Spreads To TikTokers In The U.S.

    The South Korean 4B Feminist Movement Spreads To TikTokers In The U.S.

    The 4Bs of the movement are bihon, bichulsan, biyeonae, bisekseu — no marriage, no children, no dating and no sex. Some women are going as far as shaving their heads to portray their commitment to swearing off men entirely.

  2. What Happened to Nyannyancosplay aka the "Hit or Miss" Girl?

    What Happened to Nyannyancosplay aka the "Hit or Miss" Girl?

    NyannNyannCosplay, whose real name is Kat, is a cosplayer who became one of TikTok's first viral sensations in 2018. Dressed as Nico Yazawa from the anime Love Live!, she lip-synced to iLOVEFRiDAY's "Mia Khalifa," unknowingly creating a meme that would spread far beyond the platform. While the "Hit or Miss" video brought her instant fame and hundreds of thousands of followers, it also subjected her to intense online harassment, including misgendering, body shaming, and persistent trolling. Despite these challenges taking a toll on her mental health, Kat demonstrated remarkable resilience. She continued to pursue her passion for cosplay, attending conventions and sharing her creativity with her supporters.

  3. The Internet Reacts To 'AI-Generated Minecraft' Game, Oasis

    The Internet Reacts To 'AI-Generated Minecraft' Game, Oasis

    A fully AI-generated game was released by DecartAI that seems to have been trained on hours of footage of Minecraft gameplay. The game is basically identical, only it makes a lot less sense.

  4. Lethal Shooter Inspires "I Understand It Now" Meme On TikTok

    Lethal Shooter Inspires "I Understand It Now" Meme On TikTok

    Chris "Lethal Shooter" Matthews only needs to fail once to "understand it now" and nail every next shot. With his extreme focus and quick learning curve, he's inspired a new meme across TikTok.

  1. How the 'Most Mysterious Song On the Internet' Was Found

    How the 'Most Mysterious Song On the Internet' Was Found

    "The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet" refers to an unidentified track recorded from a German radio station in the 1980s, which remained unknown for 17 years despite extensive online efforts to discover its origins. The mystery began in 2007 when a user named "bluuue" uploaded a short excerpt of the song. Over the years, various internet communities, including Reddit and YouTube, became involved in the search, with key figures like YouTuber Gabriel Vieira and Reddit users such as "johnnymetoo" contributing to the investigation. Despite numerous leads and theories, the song's identity remained elusive until November 4th, 2024, when Redditor "marijn1412" uncovered that the song was "Subways of Your Mind" by the German band FEX. This discovery came after researching German newspaper archives and contacting a former band member, Michael Hädrich, effectively concluding one of the internet's longest-running musical mysteries.

  2. Whatever Happened to Allison Harvard aka 'Creepy Chan'?

    Whatever Happened to Allison Harvard aka 'Creepy Chan'?

    Allison Harvard, known online as "Creepy Chan," began her journey at 14 by sharing haunting self-portraits on MySpace and DeviantArt, capturing attention with her wide-eyed gaze and gothic aesthetic. Her unique look gained a following on platforms like 4chan, leading to her nickname. In 2009, she brought her unconventional beauty to the mainstream by competing in Cycle 12 of "America’s Next Top Model," where she became a finalist. Post-ANTM, Allison enjoyed a successful modeling career, appearing in publications like Harper’s Bazaar and becoming a muse for various designers. Transitioning behind the scenes in the late 2010s, she worked as a casting agent and art director with Wyldside Media. In 2021, she launched a successful NFT collection of her iconic photographs and embraced a new chapter in her personal life, getting married and welcoming her first child, while occasionally sharing glimpses on social media.

  3. Alternate Angle Of The Iconic Viral Cybergoth Dance Party Discovered

    Alternate Angle Of The Iconic Viral Cybergoth Dance Party Discovered

    Do you remember this iconic video that basically defines the early 2010s? It was a bunch of cybergoths dancing under an overpass in Germany, and the internet ate it up, and then had seconds — as in, made countless edits featuring all kinds of ridiculous songs. Well now, an ALTERNATE angle of the event has been discovered, causing renewed interest in this old meme.

  4. Blue Grinch's "Feeling When Knee Surgery Is Tomorrow" Meme Explained

    Blue Grinch's "Feeling When Knee Surgery Is Tomorrow" Meme Explained

    TikTok has recently blown up with this one highly specific meme featuring this blue grinch character and text that reads "That feeling when knee surgery is tomorrow." But what does it mean, and where exactly did the meme come from?