The internet never sleeps, and neither does its ability to turn deeply personal trauma into comedy. The latest is the "You're So Funny" TikTok trend.

The 'you're so funny' TikTok trend is another one that allows users to share something personal about themselves, so what's ...

Drew Barrymore, Joe Jonas, ‘The Bachelorette’s Jenn Tran, and more stars are sharing their past traumas as part of TikTok’s ‘You’re So Funny’ trend, where users reveal the painful experiences they ...

Have you ever encountered a TikTok video with the overlay text "you’re so funny," only to see it followed by a tragic and traumatic story? Well, "you're not alone" has become an unexpected form of the ...

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TikTokers are pairing selfies with the overlay text “You’re so funny,” with a brutally honest, often morbidly dark reason for their humor. The reasons shared by those following this trend ...