Share of analysed episodes per month, Oct 2025 to Sep 2026: 11 of 3,515, 14 of 3,382, 4 of 3,624, 12 of 3,900, 13 of 4,019, 8 of 4,487, 9 of 4,163, 3 of 3,983, 4 of 4,048, 2 of 4,252, 1 of 4,175, 1 of 4,345.
Social media algorithms and corporate practices are fundamentally problematic, manipulative, or harmful to users and society.
8 people · 8 episodes
Ethan claims that Instagram's algorithm failed to protect users from inappropriate content by displaying gore.
“what was it? February 14th of last year when >> when uh Instagram's filters were all wiped and it was just gore.”
H3 Podcast · Apr 2026 · 33 episodes · 31.8M views on this topicHe believes Twitter's algorithm defaults to displaying inappropriate or violent content to users.
“The app defaults to murder or or also uh something like something someone promoting their uh you know, their sexy link.”
H3 Podcast · Jan 2026 · 5 episodes · 1.8M views on this topic
Social media makes rap beefs last too long and encourages toxic fan bases.
“His specific point was that social media now makes it last too long and it creates stand armies that people go after the loser or whatever side.”
No Jumper · Mar 2026 · 8 episodes · 1.5M views on this topicMelyssa Ford believes that Instagram's new location-sharing maps feature is dangerous and could be exploited for stalking or harassment.
“I can definitely see how it would be super creepy for women though.”
Joe Budden TV · Aug 2025 · 4 episodes · 1.3M views on this topicWallo267 claims that social media platforms like the Instagram explorer page make everyone appear identical because users follow the same styles and promote the same content.
“like say if you go to the explorer page it's like everybody look the same so i'll be saying this sometime too i almost feel like everybody looked the same and i ain't you know it's not like i'm mad or nothing like that it's just like it's like everybody looked the same everybody got the same clothes”
Million Dollaz Worth of Game · Sep 2020 · 1 episode · 933K views on this topicMany social media behaviors, such as performative slang, fake scenarios, or recording for attention, are annoying, negative, or fake.
5 people · 4 episodes
Mariah Amato believes that the we listen and we don't judge trend has become negative and should be handled privately.
“they are like talking way too much to their uh like ific other or they're doing it in front of their friends and but it's getting like out of control getting like nasty now real nasty it's not even fun yeah like it's like you guys should be having this conversation privately”
Zane and Heath: UNFILTERED · Dec 2024 · 17 episodes · 17.8M views on this topicThe prevalence of filming in public for social media content is causing a negative shift in how people experience life moments.
“it's very depressing to where it's got and it's our fault what have we done you have to take a photo of your meal otherwise how can other people know it it exists it is definitely a a brain bug where it's hard to do stuff just for its own sake”
PewDiePie · Feb 2024 · 1 episode · 2.9M views on this topic
Jennifer Welch finds the usage of cute, performative slang on Instagram such as 'brey' and 'resies' extremely annoying.
“I've had it with people calling breakfast bref [Laughter] Brey I have heard that recently stop quit putting on your Instagram Brey and bed going to Brey with my boo Bae and I going to Brey put a sock in it quit making [ __ ] up it's breakfast it's always been breakfast”
I've Had It · Jan 2024 · 6 episodes · 619K views on this topicRobert Iler finds the trend of couples creating fake scenarios for social media content to be stupid and annoying.
“It's just crazy to me how [ __ ] dumb people are”
Not Today, Pal · Jun 2024 · 1 episode · 37K views on this topicJamie Lynn Sigler suggests that social media is beneficial for public figures but questions why private individuals record themselves for attention.
“I think it's if you want to be a public figure I think social media is great but if you don't like what are you really doing like why are you putting this thing”
Not Today, Pal · Jun 2024 · 1 episode · 37K views on this topicCelebrity boxing matches used to settle personal disputes are embarrassing, pointless, and pathetic.
2 people · 1 episode
Fuhad thinks celebrity boxing matches are pathetic and should not be used to settle personal conflicts.
“don't settle beefs with celebrity boxing matches yeah literally dies it's just why like it's just don't do it just have it out like normal human beings it doesn't have to be televised it doesn't have to be it's a body oddie in it [ __ ] you now you're still at this girl you're just rolling through j”
ShxtsnGigs Podcast · Jun 2022 · 1 episode · 1.4M views on this topicJames believes that celebrity boxing matches as a way to settle disputes between people are embarrassing and pointless.
“what's all this boxing match stuff I guess like scrap me on roads it's the trend I guess it's the trend but it's just dead bro like stuff that's embarrassing that was the worst fight I've ever seen in my life”
ShxtsnGigs Podcast · Jun 2022 · 1 episode · 1.4M views on this topicExtracted by a model; may misattribute who said what.
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