People have come up with some very, very bad trend ideas on TikTok this June. Here are some of the worst to look out for.

This is probably the worst way to ever treat guests at a destination wedding. Here's the wild thread from one of the subreddit's most frustrating posts in a long time.

Britain hasn't always had the strongest memetic voice, but the unlikely virality of one fish and chip restaurant has proved that this is no longer the case. We consider what went into making Binley Mega Chippy the icon it is today, and what it means for the U.K. memescape.

It's been nearly 20 years since the Chao Garden made an appearance in a Sonic game, and fans are demanding a return to their happy place in the upcoming Sonic Frontiers. Here's why.

Stranger Things season 4 volume 1 turned out stranger than the other seasons, and not necessarily in a good way. Spoilers ahead.

A year ago, users on /r/reddit_island began crowdfunding a utopian island built for Redditors. A year later, they've been scammed out of hundreds of dollars and are now being propositioned by a crypto libertarian who just got out of prison. Here's what's going on with Reddit Island.

Despite all the great movies out there, perhaps the worst one of the year will be remembered far more fondly than the others due to the memes it's given us.

Videos where a text-to-speech voice reads disturbing Reddit confessions are all the rage on TikTok right now and people are using the audio from these videos in bizarre and unsettling ways, revealing a weird, lesser seen side of the platform.

"Goofy ahh" compilations have taken over a niche corner of TikTok, punctuated by sound effects from old cartoons, the journeys of a man named Quandale Dingle and all the most cursed viral videos in Internet history. Here's how one slang term revived '21st century meme compilations' for the Zoomer generation.

At some point in the evolution of our species, something went wrong. These offensive bowling animations are proof human society has some major flaws.