teens
#Breakup TikToks Are the New 'Melodramatic MSN Screen Name'
Teens on the app are documenting their heartbreaks with endless earnest and emotional video clips. Why?
‘I Miss My Mom’: Black Teen Detained for Not Doing Her Homework Was Just Denied Release
The judge ruled it's in the teen's best interest to stay and complete a program in juvenile detention.
Enjoy Those 'What ____ Are You' Instagrams While You Still Can
We've got about two days until everyone on the internet hates these things with a fiery passion.
This Video of Reckless Teenage Stunts at the West Edmonton Mall Is Just What I Needed
In praise of doing dumb stuff at the mall.
Georgia Is Right, Drivers License Tests Are Useless
Georgia suspended road tests to promote social distancing. Maybe they’re onto something.
What It’s Like to Be a Text Crisis Counselor in the Middle of a Pandemic
"If they mention suicide at the very beginning, when the chat pops up it's orange-colored."
The 'Chav' Caricature Has Made a Comeback On TikTok
Teens are posting chav make-up tutorials, cartoon transformations and "comedy" sketches with views in the millions. How did this 2000s insult find a second life?
If You Like Teen Drama and Hot Aliens, 'Roswell'
Pod people, interspecies makeouts, and Dave Matthews Band are just a few of the things that make this late 90s teen drama a perfect quarantine watch.
TikTok Teens are Making Fake Phone Call Videos to Escape Sketchy Ubers
Users have created an entire genre of videos designed to scare away would-be harassers and help vulnerable people navigate dodgy situations.
Teens Tell Us How They Feel About Their Exams Being Cancelled
The UK government is shutting schools and scrapping GCSEs and A-Levels due to coronavirus. Many students have mixed feelings.
Gen Z Is Leading a New Wave of Internet Piracy
Between Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+, it seemed like streaming giants might have finally won. Gen Z is proving that piracy will never die.
Sketchy 'Metabolism Drops' Are Big With TikTok Teens
Wellness company Rae’s product is effectively marketed—even if it might not actually be effective.