Social Media Or Internet Quotes

“What a sad generation. In the olden days. We used to learn from our mistakes. These days you get canceled for your mistakes.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“People are choosing to use gender wars to score points. Joking or not, what they are committing Is a hate crime or hate speech. Most of our Issues and problems are not resolved in life because they were given or tagged to a specific gender. A blame game took place. Meanwhile, they are human errors, not men or women. If something Is good or bad, we choose which gender to allocate It to. By doing so, we are creating a stereotype. We are deflating from the real Issue by Isolating ourselves so that we don’t feel responsibility and accountability to act On the problem we are part of.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Since Social Media or Internet is the new government . Don’t believe anything see or read on social media. Verify every message, text, videos, chats that they are real before you react to them. If we are not careful, Social Media will start wars, end careers, end marriages, and end lives with lies or fabricated materials.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Life these days .It Is not longer about being free and living the way you want to, but It is about who can make other people feel more uncomfortable. Who can cause a scene or be more dramatic. Who can command the most attention from others. It is all about all eyes on me.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“A cancel culture is people who have failed in life. People who failed to accomplished anything good .People who have failed to be themselves and to accept themselves. There is no successful person, Who can try to take away someone's plate or who can try to destroy what someone has built, because they know what does it take to accomplish and to achieve something.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Social media problem. Starts when all these pranks, sarcasm, jokes, memes videos or posts . Are used as evidence or against someone or are added as statistics to conclude facts. Someone using them as their referral and add them on their stats to prove a point, raise a red flag or to persecute others.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Fake friends like the weaker, poor , suffering, sad and useless version of you. Once they see that you are stronger, richer, doing well, happier and useful. They feel threaten.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“The world Is messed up these days because, It is no longer about doing something right, but It Is about doing something everyone Is doing.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“You can be wild and dramatic without being vile, insensitive, disrespectful, and insulting.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Parents need to teach their children and we need to call each other out. There is no nothing cool about being mean or vile to others. Especially where a lot of people are suffering from depression.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“You really need to be careful In taking advice, being influenced, or following and supporting someone on Social Media.
Choose to double-check, verify, and apply logic and reasonable thinking in everything.
It is because you don’t know the state of mind, intentions, situation, or conditions of the person posting.
They might be posting from prison, psychiatric hospital or dark place.
They might be bots, egocentric, pessimists, greedy, dishonest, manipulative, narcissistic, vindictive, sarcastic, toxic, selfish, hostile, pedophiles, scammers, murderers, insane, minors, catfish or psychopaths.
They might have bipolar disorder. Because they have a large number of followers or they are too vocal it doesn’t mean you should listen and take everything they say.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“People are very political and vocal on social media. They are politics analysts until it is time to vote. Then they are silent, mute, nowhere and not participating. All they do is talk but not act.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“The sad thing is people I am fighting for to have a good life. They are fighting me to have a bad life. They are the ones who are responsible for my bad life.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Even if
Being sick is a fashion.
Being broken is a fashion.
Being mental ill is a fashion.
Being uncultured is a fashion.
Being disrespectful is a fashion.
Being ill-discipline is fashion.
Being rude and mean is a fashion.
Being uncivilized is a fashion.
Being a bully is a fashion .
Being in tolerant is a fashion.
It doesn’t make it right.
If you don’t do right, you will never come right.
All those things that are a fashion and cool to you.
They are just endorsement for your shortcoming,
downfall , depression, breakdown, failure, and death .”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Fame is a dangerous addictive drug . People lose their character, morals, principles, mind , manners, sanity just to have it.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Haters, witches and wizards are always concern. They publicly act like they are concern or worried as if they really care. but what they are really doing is hating on another person and trying their best to destroy that persons life. They are very good in spreading misinformation and manipulating people.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“What I hate about Social Media is that it creates false narratives that everyone believes is true.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Social media is very good in making or calling people who suffer from main character syndrome and who like getting attention activists.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“People who are faking who they are or who are faking everything in their life. Get easily offended by everything.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Mainstream legacy media often does not report on crimes committed by white individuals. When they are forced to do so, they avoid using pictures. If they do include pictures, they often choose ones that make the perpetrator look saintly. They also change their wording. The reason for this is that, in the future, when you refer back or search for information, it will appear that only black people are violent and commit crimes, as their pictures are more prevalent online. This skews statistics, leading to the false conclusion that black people are bad and white people are good. The problem is that crime has no color.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Moments or memories are created in unexpected places, at unexpected events, or with unfamiliar or different people.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“People who are adults know what they are doing. People are fully aware of their actions. They might offer explanations, excuses, or reasoning, and they can justify their behavior in any way they choose. They may be able to deceive others, but they know exactly what they are doing. May they face the consequences of their actions. Whatever they do to others, may it be done unto them as well.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“The support, hype, applause, salutations, likes, comments, retweets, reactions, and compliments you receive on social media can make you feel or think you are something big and untouchable. They can make you jump off a cliff thinking you will survive and that it is not dangerous. They can make you do or say stupid, wrong, hurtful, harmful, and dangerous things. People are dying trying to prove a point and impress strangers on social media. People ruin their lives because of social media. Choose to use it with caution. Don’t let a few characters make you lose your career. Don’t try too hard to impress strangers on social media. Once you are in trouble or danger, they all log off and get on with their lives. They will hype you even when you are doing wrong things. Don’t be confused.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Content creators and influencers must be mindful of their boundaries. There are topics we cannot create content about, joke about, or make pranks about. Similarly, mainstream media and promotional influencers must have restrictions on what they can promote or accept promotions for. Racism is a particularly sensitive issue. You cannot be controversial about it . Either you oppose it or you support it. It should never be used as clickbait. Learn to respect other people, respect people's spaces and privacy, and do not invade them under the guise of freedom of speech or content creation.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“I see people on social media every day losing themselves, doing and saying nasty, foolish, dangerous, evil, and bad things just to gain approval, recognition, popularity, and attention.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Don't let anyone, especially a stranger, make you do or say things you'll regret. Don't be swayed by noise or trends. Don't be influenced by bad things or people. Never listen to cowards who crave for love and attention, claiming to be heroes, strong, fearless and brave while hiding behind catfish and anonymous accounts.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Once you experience the financial benefits of social media engagement, there's no turning back. For clicks, You will constantly seek ways to gain more engagement, even if it means saying and doing unethical, illegal, criminal, mean, vile, inhuman, or racist things. You will lie unprovoked, lacking sympathy, care, love, and compassion for others.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“One of the dangers of social media is that it has become a platform for capitalizing on and commercializing lies, misinformation, racism, and propaganda. People are profiting from spreading fake news and false narratives, and some even pretend to be victims to gain attention or financial benefit.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Society’s standards seem designed to make everyone miserable. It continually imposes expectations that enslave people, driving them into debt, prison, hospitals, depression, anxiety, paranoia, and even suicide. It resents those who are strong, capable, and in control of their lives. Such individuals are mocked, ridiculed, isolated, and punished. Society plots and prays for their downfall, preying on the weaknesses, shortcomings, and failures of others. It thrives on failure, often using those who dare to try as cautionary examples, so that the rest are too afraid to even attempt.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“People often create fake, catfish, or anonymous accounts to go online and say harmful things. Sometimes they do this to express their true feelings, but often it's just clickbait to provoke others, gain attention, or chase clout.
They become comfortable behind the screen until they eventually cross legal boundaries. When they're caught by authorities, they start shouting that the government or president is a dictator, claiming their freedom of speech is being violated. They argue that they're being arrested for social media activity while serious crimes go unpunished.
But when you look at their posts, they contain racism, hate speech, incitement to violence, defamation, treasonous remarks, incriminating content, misinformation, cyberbullying, and unethical behavior.
Anonymity does not give you the right to break the law. You're not as hidden as you think. One day, your actions will catch up with you”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos