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Kalshi is running a lot of 'Love Island' ads on TikTok Original

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By Katie Notopoulos Verified
| Business Insider Verified
By this point, I have now watched an astonishing amount of "Love Island USA," which airs six nights a week (yes, six — it's a commitment!) on Peacock during June and July. To complement this, I have also consumed nearly as much screentime guzzling down TikToks about about the show. This means I have seen more than one fan edit pairing clips of a contestant who wronged someone on the show with photos and videos of Saddam Hussein.
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Facebook users keep accidentally posting onto Threads — and Threads users love it.

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By Katie Notopoulos Verified
| Business Insider Verified
If there is one standout Threads meme, it's: "This is Richard's wife. He has passed." It's not a joke from some clever user; it was a real, grieving widow who apparently logged onto her husband's account back in December to announce that he'd died. Somehow, the post got picked up by the Threads algorithm, which showed it to thousands of strangers. As of Wednesday, it had 18,000 likes and 1,800 comments. (I reached out to Richard's wife, but didn't hear back.
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Facebook users keep accidentally posting onto Threads — and Threads users love it.

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By Katie Notopoulos Verified
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
Meta's Threads says it has 500 million monthly active users. A lot of those people are cross-posting from Facebook or Instagram. Some of those cross-posters don't seem to realize they're doing it. One classic — and sad — example is a woman posting about her husband's death. If there is one standout Threads meme, it's: "This is Richard's wife.
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