Adam Aleksic posts well-researched, high-energy videos breaking down Gen Z social media slang. Think of him as the Bill Nye ...

AKA Bombardino, this Italian brainrot character is an anthropomorphic crocodile that’s merged with a World War II-era bomber plane. Bombardino drops bombs, yes, but it’s also worth noting (I guess?) ...

California farm workers urge Americans not to buy produce amid strike over ICE raids What happened when the Trinity test bomb detonated, from the creation of green glass to fallout that drifted over 1 ...

The name “Generation Alpha” came from social researcher Mark McCrindle, who felt it didn’t make sense to circle back through ...

Brain rot, a tongue-in-cheek term to describe spending too much time online viewing intentionally nonsensical memes, has not been well studied.

Or can this easy content ‘rot’ your brain? What even is brainrot? You only have to open TikTok, Reels, or Shorts to be confronted by some of the weirdest and/or easily digestible content you can ...

Though the Italian brain rot trend started this year, it’s in recent weeks that Lindsay has noticed his students really engaging with the meme, even in their offline lives: Their drawings or doodles ...

Sometimes, it describes memes and slang (used in a sentence: “Skibidi toilet is brain rot,” according to TikTok), but other times, it speaks to perceived cognitive challenges that can come ...

The Vertikal Rotierender Fisch meme—the vertically rotating fish—is a brain rot meme and trend from German TikTok. Here's what it's about.