About

No Sense Posts, also known as No Sense Made, This Makes No Sense and No Sense Account, are Twitter feeds that tweet random stock photographs paired with unrelated and nonsensical captions.

Origin

On February 8th, 2016, several Twitter feeds with variations of the names "no sense posts," "no sense made" and "no sense account" were created on Twitter, which began posting various stock photographs taken from the website Feelgrafix^[1] juxtaposed with unrelated reaction image captions (shown below).^{[4][5][6][7][8][9]}

Spread

On February 11th, Twitter user @PicPedant^[3] tweeted several examples of No Sense Posts Twitter feeds with the caption "Nonsensical image-caption juxtapositions are the new hot meme amongst original thinkers on Twitter dot com" (shown below).

On February 25th, The Washington Post^[2] published an article by staff writer Caitlin Dewey titled "The Twitter meme so stupid that we literally can't make sense of it," speculating that the accounts were created by promotion network that encompass the Twitter feeds @SweetSabrinabae,^[10] @LiftMotivate^[11] and @FltConfessions.^[12]

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