Welcome to Snapshots, Kotaku’s weekly round-up of the best and coolest screenshots from around the web. This week I got a ton of emails from folks and it was hard to pick the best of the best ...

Instead, go for the traditional “Ahhh! I’m screaming into this void that may not be an actual void but you get the idea because it makes me feel better!” ...

As an alternative, his team created Scream Into the Void—so you can satisfy the impulse to be a massive hater without actually hurting anyone’s feelings. Needless to say, Peeple never caught on.

The Guardian's Adam Gabbatt examines Trump's frequent Truth Social posts in an article published on May 3, stressing how "bizarre" they have recently been.

Social media changed after the 2016 presidential election. "I felt myself getting sucked into feedback loops where I would read something, I would feel outraged about it, [and] I would feel ...

Memes translate complex ideas into simple, emotionally evocative messages that construct the narratives that frame events and tell us who are the heroes and villains.

All of these are perfectly good reasons to call and record yourself screaming." The Just Scream hotline will be open until January 21, 2021—after that, all recorded screams will be archived.

“Sometimes we feel like we're screaming into the void,” Pascale says. “There's a problem that we need to be addressing.” Last year was the hottest year on record for the world.

I traveled to a backyard in Brooklyn to try screaming into the void of a "vent box." The experience was thoroughly cathartic.