6 Years Later, the “I Don’t Know Who Needs to Hear This” Meme Is Still Going Strong

It started in 2013 with this seriously religious tweet (don’t worry, this isn’t a religious post)…

And TBH a lot of the early “I don’t know who needs to hear this” tweets were religious.

But then the internet did its thing and took it into a new direction… just like a good internet should…

So then…

I’ll have to check it out!

Life officially got easier!

Lies!

So everybody then?

Impossible!

Twitter! Behave yourself!

Some legit good advice!

Good advice is coming in hot!

You’ll save so much money!

Truth

Double truth

Serious… save! yo! money!

And finally… THANK YOU!

See, they don’t all have to be for the cynical, cold and dead inside crowd!

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21 Things Parents Found While Snooping on Their Kids That They Can’t Unsee

As a parent, a significant amount of your time is spent wondering what kind of trouble your kids might be getting into behind your back. Obviously, they’re not about to tell you, so what do you do?

Respect their privacy and hope you raised them well enough to make good choices?

HELL NAW! You start swiping through their phone and computer to see what you can find… until you discover something you can’t unsee, like these 21 parents did.

1. Coincidence? I think not!

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2. Yeah, you’re not grounded forever. But it’ll seem like forever!

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3. Oh boy…

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4. Yeah, you dead!

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5. Well, at least she knows now… right?

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6. Finally! A good one!

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7. Actually, that’s legit good advice. Analog is untraceable! Heh

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8. Well, you’ll always be. But you’re also a human being.

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9. Overreact much… mom?!?

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10. At least they’re GIFs!  😂 🤣

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11. “Get my name out of your phone!”

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12. Maybe that can be a good thing?

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13. Hey, it’s Where Stories Live™

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14. Let me guess… your dad?!

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15. Yeah, that’ll work out… sure…

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16. Oh shit. That SUCKS!

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17. Indeed!

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18. Yes, you’re the only one… heh…

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19. OMFG! Your life is over! jk

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20. Yeah, you should be in charge of revealing that info.

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21. Jeez… why do parents do this?!

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Seriously, all you parents need to stop going through your kids phone UNLESS you have clearly communicated to them beforehand that’s how it goes. If you’re just randomly peeking into their private life, that is wrong, wrong, wrong.

The end.

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This Samsung AI Can Create a Fake Video of You From Just One Photo

Samsung researchers have developed a new software that requires just a single source image to create “living portraits” using just one photo of a person’s face.

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The program works by using a dataset of multiple talking head videos featuring people with a wide variety of facial features. Researchers then trained the program to identify the “landmark” features of those faces: the eyes, the shape of the mouth, and their noses. Instead of pasting one face onto another and using the expressions of a specific person (which is what most deepfakes currently do), the new program uses common human facial expressions to puppeteer a new face on its own. It even works on the Mona Lisa!

Hopefully, they don’t figure out how to make the hair look real… or else.

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In 2013, police in the Maldives…

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James McCune Smith, the first…

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