You can never quite predict what’s going to go viral on social media. Sometimes, seemingly the oddest and most random posts get folks excited and then spread like wildfire. But that’s what we love about the internet! Popular content creator Greg, aka @greg16676935420, recently entertained us all on social media. He posted a photo of a small space in his friend’s new apartment and asked everyone to share their ideas for what he should put there. The users of X (formerly Twitter) had a lot of fun sharing their witty interior design decisions. We’ve collected some of the best and funniest ones, so be sure to scroll down to check them out! More info: X | Instagram
Content creator Greg went viral after sparking a fun and engaging online thread about interior decorating
For example, the official Lego account shared its own idea for what to do with the apartment space. As did a whole bunch of other verified businesses and X users. While some go for a traditional approach, others embrace a more avant-garde and postmodernist form of comedy. There are lots of pop cultural references, mixed in with pure randomness. Not to oversimplify, but a lot of his popularity is directly linked to him sharing awesome and unusual content. In other words—it’s quality stuff. So, it’s no wonder that so many people love what he posts. According to Berger, what we say affects how others see us. So, the more something makes someone look good, the more likely they are to pass it on. So, the more useful something is to them, the more they’ll share it. They’ll do the same with things that have a good story built around them that flows into a broader narrative. Sometimes, even a high-quality post gets ignored because you posted it at the ‘wrong’ time or there’s something more important dominating the social media feeds. And it doesn’t matter how often the content comes, so long as it’s quality stuff. Sure, you don’t want your followers to ‘forget’ you. But leaving a good impression with top-shelf work is better than spamming everyone with filler material. They probably don’t have the attention span or energy to read it when there’s so much info in their feeds already. What did y’all think of Greg’s viral thread, Pandas? Which of the interior decor ideas people posted did you like the most and why? What do you think the content creator’s friend should do with the space? Tell us all about it in the comments section at the bottom of this post! Follow Bored Panda on Google News! Follow us on Flipboard.com/@boredpanda! Please use high-res photos without watermarks Ooops! Your image is too large, maximum file size is 8 MB.
