“I Want To Leave” Is Pretty Much The Weirdest Instagram Account, And Here Are 50 Pictures To Prove It
I don't know if it's possible to prepare yourself for what's about to come. The "I Want to Leave" Instagram account makes you feel so uncomfortable, going through its uploads is pretty much the same as walking around in wet socks.
We're talking pineapple slices on pizza-flavor Pringles, cats blowing booger bubbles, and all that good stuff. Sounds absurd, right? Well, the lack of context doesn't help in understanding what's going on, too. Trying to figure them out is just inviting trouble.
But in a weird way, that's what attracts you to them. Like a true masochist, you just can't stop scrolling.
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According to influencer marketing agency Mediakix, meme accounts have been among the fastest-growing on Instagram. And I don't know about you, but I'd say "I Want to Leave" definitely belongs to this category. Its pictures are like templates, begging for captions.
"Home to funny images, gifs, and short videos accompanied by culturally relevant captions, meme accounts appeal to audiences of all types," Mediakix explained. "Meme account popularity has exploded in the last couple of years ... [and there are] thousands of them in hundreds of different categories."
One huge factor lies in the format. "Compared to more traditional forms of media like news articles or YouTube videos, memes require little time and effort to consume and understand," Mediakix said. "They also align well with the fast-paced nature of social media. A user can consume a meme in mere seconds and do so virtually anywhere he/she has access to the internet."
Memes are especially good for Instagram, which is likely related to their explosive growth on the platform. Here, users don't spend a great deal of time viewing analyzing content but instead scroll quickly. The expediency and accessibility of memes adhere to this behavior — memes tend to be incredibly topical, so these bite-sized snippets continue to feel fresh to audiences.
Unlike other social media influencers that create content within specific niches like beauty, family, or sports, Instagram meme accounts usually operate on a broader scale. As you can probably tell at this point of the list.
In this sense, they function more like celebrity accounts in that they appeal to a wider spectrum of audiences instead of, say, one type of millennial. To do so, Instagram meme channels frequently share content focused on shared experiences like widely popular TV shows that so many of us grew up watching.
"Perhaps because they're frequently created on the basis of universal experiences, like waiting for your crush to text back, memes incite sharing," Mediakix wrote.
"Meme accounts generate content full of humor and nostalgia – two entities that bond people together. Frequently, Instagram users will tag friends in the comment section or share posts through direct messaging ... Top memes are so incredibly on point that they can almost seem to mirror an inside joke. This sharability increases the discoverability of Instagram meme accounts and in turn, boosts the rate at which they grow."
Whether you're a dad, cat lover, sports fan, or struggling model, there's a meme account full of humor and wry observation for you to follow. Like "I Want to Leave!"
Hello? I would like to tell you about our saviour, Lord Beezus Christ
I can't believe I say this about radishes, but... OMG, they are soooo cute! 😍😍😍
Honest question to sunbathers: Why would she pick that spot? There must be other choices nearby.
Of course not. Health business is sustainable if it keeps people somewhere in the range between sick and dead. Now you know why it mustn’t be a BUSINESS.
If I'm being completely honest, I've taken my bonsai forest on short drives before.
Definitely. One little plant doesn't generate enough oxygen for a person to breathe.
Load More Replies...Plants and trees don’t generate nearly as much oxygen as people think they do. Micro algae actually produces more than 75% of the oxygen we breathe 🤓
I think it's more for pollution and smog and thinks like that. Nice idea though!
Load More Replies...This makes me sick! These plants should be released immediately from their confinement.
Do they know the holes in there make them breathe the same air as around them??
I think they're actually providing the banzai with co2. There's no way the trees are giving off enough oxygen for a person. Read somewhere that you'd need a dozen full grown tomato plants to not suffocate in a sealed room.
Haha, with mall lights, both plants prob not photosynthesizing enough to produce net surplus oxygen. So the 2 of them just competing for oxygen with the poor plants.
The plants sure will benefit from the humans exhaled carbon dioxide, with the proper lighting. Any oxygen released by this plants, will have negligible effect on the wearers of the portable greenhouse.
Doesnt give enough oxygen and doesnt scrub enough CO2. You need them algaes and phytoplanktons
I was curious to know if this was real or photoshopped and it is in fact real. This photo was done for a Patagonia catalogue in 1995.
Note: this post originally had 70 images. It’s been shortened to the top 50 images based on user votes.
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Load More Replies...Except for the one with the male and female carrying around plants on their backs connected to their noses. That one is frightening.
Load More Replies...Here ya go. Always have it nearby just in case F9ED2905-3...9-jpeg.jpg
Load More Replies...Except for the one with the male and female carrying around plants on their backs connected to their noses. That one is frightening.
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