
‘Viral Content’ sites.
Otherwise known as clickbait. You’ve seen them proliferate over the years, and they all imitate each other with stupid crap aimed at the mentally-subnormal SJW and millennial crowd;
’17 cats who can’t wait for Taylor Swift’s new album’ etc. ‘Millie Bobby Brown has reunited with her crush and we’re (creepy, pallid 30 something female bloggers vicariously living out a romantic delusion through a child actress).
Buzzfeed, Now This, UpWorthy, Cracked and Attn are using this clickbait formula of misleading headlines and sensationalism. To these we can add the Mail Online, Huffington Post, Independent and The Guardian. It’s pretty clear the arrival of Katherine Viner at the Groon saw a swing towards semi-aware nonsense designed to get shared around social media, with stupid articles about Men Are Awful, and starving Bolivian children by buying up their staple food, Keen-waah.
I would argue that The Guardian has ceased to function as a news site and is more interested in the ‘angry people click more’ philosophy of marketing ‘content’. Now they have staff writers openly calling the likes of Milo Yiannopoulos, Paul Joseph Watson and Sargon of Akkad ‘pricks’.
To add to these crimes of dumbed to fuck journalism, Fuzzbleed is always bashing white people and men and their ‘shitty’ behaviour in videos with sulky millennial brats, while plagarising articles and mis-attributing sources.
The BBC website and BBC Three seem to ape this style these days, mostly on yoof-orientated stories, but without the bad language., just the usual leftard phraseology such as ‘problematic’, ‘marginalised’ and as one cunter said, ‘vulnerable’.
Ssssoooo…
Let’s hope they all go bankrupt soon. Buzzfeed has just laid off 250 of its least productive plagarising cunts.
Any more examples of these viral cunt sites are welcome.
Nominated by Cuntamus Prime



