VIRALITY

Machine Gun Kelly was reported dead by Internet meme-makers posing as medical practitioners.

The "Street Dealer to Drug Lord" meme is starting to make the rounds.

Uncertainty abounds for the platform's progeny.

Eminem unabashedly joins the post-millennials in dancing the night away.

Young Dolph points out the hypocrisy of reacting and not doing.

Lil Nas X chooses Columbia Records after inciting a massive bidding war within the industry,

There is no such thing as "ethical conduct" in the dawn of Social Media.

Royce Da 5'9" comments on the spike of activity while he readies for battle.

First impressions of Nicki Minaj's "Queen" are in.

Jonah Hill is a good sport.

Drake has a lot of folks on payroll.

Gucci Mane is the unselfish architect of 2018's rec league "Dime of the Year."

LeBron senior puts the crowd on skates with his daredevil display.

Youth is wasted on the young.

“Old Town Road” is gonna ride til’ the remixes can’t no more.

"Paul Flart" documents his gas on a daily basis for 6 months, thanks to Instagram.

The video app has been downloaded over a billion times, and it's not hard to see why.

Another facet of our current streaming-verse explored.

Forecasting the year to come and taking stock of what 2019 can tell us about the trends of tomorrow.

Peak social media era is upon us, gobbling up virality and spitting it back out to mixed (and often controversial) results.

Anderson .Paak hopes to go viral off his "Bubblin'" choreography campaign.