Ryan Broderick, who runs the Substack culture newsletter Garbage Day, points to teens’ propensity for dark humor as the reason it seems like Diddy memes have taken over the internet.

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Ryan Broderick, who runs the Substack culture newsletter Garbage Day, points to teens' propensity for dark humor as the reason it seems like Diddy memes have taken over the internet.

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They don’t think beyond the meme.” Ryan Broderick, who runs the Substack culture newsletter Garbage Day , points to teens’ propensity for dark humor as the reason it seems like Diddy memes ...