When it comes to using Instagram filters, many wannabe influencers just don’t know when to stop. For some strange reason, they think that giving themselves a fake oversized butt looks beautiful. In reality, it comes across as weird and creepy. Scroll down to see the worst offenders!
The creators of Facebook page @YourChildhoodRuined alter vintage children’s books through the magic of Photoshop, adding the text in order to give the stories a different meaning with a comedic effect. Something that drives their passion for this unique art form is people’s disapproving comments, although overall their work is well received. Scroll down to see the best examples and don’t forget to leave a comment about how offended you feel and how poor taste this is! P.S. Don’t forget to check out Part 1!
Thomas Columbo is the creator of Instagram account @DigitalMeddle. He alters vintage children’s books through the use Photoshop, adding the text in order to give the stories a different meaning with a comedic effect. Something that drives his passion for this unique art form is people’s disapproving comments, although overall his work is well received. Scroll down to see the best examples and don’t forget to leave a comment about how offended you feel and how poor taste this is!
Icelandic cartoonist Hugleikur Dagsson loves very dark humor and creates often offensive and provocative cartoons that not everyone will like. If you’re easily-offended, this post might not be for you. Here we have collected some of his funniest Christmas cartoons. Scroll down to check them out and get some of his books on Amazon for even more!
When it comes to baking, cookie cutters are the unsung heroes of the kitchen. They quietly shape dough into charming forms like stars, hearts, and… rude insults. These rude cookie cutters will guarantee that you won’t be invited to parties anymore, and will lose the last few friends you still have. They are 3D printed in Switzerland by an Etsy seller MyDoPe, so you can both insult people and support a small business. Maybe that would help to not completely ruin your karma?
Instagram users really love to lick glitter and fill their armpits with it. Now they’ve finally started to cover their butts with glitter to help kill the environment even faster in exchange for internet points. Scroll down and enjoy the best (worst?) examples of #glitterbutt trend!
Are you obsessed with butts and see them everywhere? You are not the only one. The creators of 2025 Nature’s Butts calendar struggle with the exact same condition. Trees, rocks, mushrooms, clouds… you name it – butts everywhere! Unfortunately, there is no cure for this issue. It’s a lifetime of terrible suffering.
Remember Shashaeile? Now get ready to meet Yoo A Seo, South Korea’s real-life Barbie – except, you know, the kind of Barbie that’s been through one too many rounds with Instagram filters and Photoshop. Her Instagram is a masterclass in defying the laws of anatomy, boasting a doll-like figure with a head so tiny it could give hat manufacturers a heart attack. With over 600,000 followers who apparently love a good digital illusion, she’s out there promoting products and destinations, all while looking like she just stepped out of a CGI rendering.
Shashaeile is a South Korean influencer and has taken social media by storm with her highly edited and almost otherworldly photos. Unlike typical influencers who make subtle tweaks to enhance their images, Shashaeile goes all out, crafting a look that’s both surreal and eye-catching. Her photos often feature an impossibly tiny waist, exaggerated curves, elongated limbs, tiny head, and a doll-like face with features that seem to change from post to post.
Russia: where the bears have learned to hitchhike and the babushkas wield brooms like Jedi masters. It’s a land where you might find a Lada overtaking a Ferrari on a road made of vodka-infused ice, and where a sauna isn’t complete without a pet moose joining in. Scroll down to see some of the craziest pictures from Russia and don’t forget to check out Part 1.
r/ANormalDayInRussia subreddit is like watching a bear riding a unicycle while juggling bottles of vodka, all while a babushka cheers from the sidelines and a dashcam records the entire spectacle. Basically, a completely normal day in Russia. Scroll down to see some of the craziest pictures from that subreddit!
You have probably using Instagram for long enough to have definitely noticed that many people use filters, however some don’t know when to stop and overdo it. The r/InstagramReality subreddit happily sheds light on those who take things too far. While the appeal of matching your photos with athletes or supermodels is understandable, taking it to such extreme is absurd. The addiction is real. Don’t do it. Just say no! P.S. Check out Part 1 here.
Imagine a world where the Teletubbies weren’t those adorably bizarre creatures that entertained us as kids. Picture this: instead of Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa, and Po frolicking in fields and babbling nonsense, we have a dystopian nightmare where those same characters roam a desolate landscape, their TV bellies broadcasting creepy, cryptic messages… Thanks to the almighty AI, we can now take a look how such horror movie would look.
“Forbidden Toys” is an Instagram project by Spanish digital artist Rosemberg where he imagines all kinds of weird and offensive toys that he would make in alternative reality where such actions wouldn’t make him end up in jail. Scroll down to see the funniest examples!
Instagram is full of unusual and controversial trends that people do for attention. Now it’s time to take a look at colorful armpit hair that women show in exchange for Instagram likes. Feel inspired and want to participate in this trend? Head over to Instagram and post your very own hairy armpits with a #DyedArmpits tag.
