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Terms and conditions apply. Hey, I'm Candace Lim, and you're listening to Icy YMIMI. In case you missed it, Slate's

podcast about internet culture. And friends, this is our last episode of the year. It's been an interesting year online

to say the least, and so today we are going to commemorate the things we want to leave behind.

And helping me with this task is Teen Vogue Associate Editor Ayanna Ishmael. Hello, Ayanna.

Hey. Also joining us is culture reporter Moises Mendes II. Hello, Moises. Hi, Candice. Thank you for having you back. Of course. Now, Friends of the Pod, are we ready to get into the worst things we saw this year? Very much so. I was just saying this is my second time doing this hater episode and this is my sport. It's my Super Bowl.

Now, before we get to the bad, I actually would like to start off with the good and ask,

what is a trend or tweet or something you saw online this year that actually made you

happy, that you actually would not mind keeping.

I guess Ayanna, I'll go to you first.

Oh, this is hard.

I don't want to say she's necessarily a trend, and it's very recent, but British rapper

see China just like released a second song.

And she's been, she dropped a song last year and like disappeared. But she just

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