I'm sick to death of Ken and Karen videos, even the slightest reference to them.

It seems that these days if you disagree with someone, it automatically gets people labelled a Ken or Karen. Whilst I have seen a large portion since the term was phrased, that shows self-titled, obsessed and crazy people kicking off over things which, yes, can be funny. I have now grown tired of it.

Some people are acting crazier and crazier.

The thing I most find annoying is how people go around trying to trigger these moments, they're there ready with their phone camera and will cause a situation just to try to post a viral video.

Sometimes people have simply had enough of being harassed and are perfectly within their rights but still get labelled. I find it all very sad. Against the grain, I wondered if others felt similar to me?

Much of the viral content on social media annoys me, especially when there are stricter regulations about public photography and recording. We can attribute some of this to those YouTubers who are always filming people.

Both parties are typically at fault. I suggest simply walking away and if you’ve made a mistake, just say sorry. I understand that some people won’t accept an apology without a confrontation, but that’s when walking away becomes crucial. I don’t want to squander my life dealing with such individuals.

I don't have time for it either, I dislike how people go on about Kens and Karens. I would hate Ken to be my name, knowing people are itching to say it.

We’re unaware of the mental condition of some of these individuals, they might simply require assistance. I don’t believe filming people merely because they’re impolite, noisy or otherwise irritating is beneficial or productive. This doesn’t excuse their behaviour, but I think those who attempt to claim moral superiority are equally at fault for seeking attention.

absolutely, i remember seeing videos of random people just giving those in videos labelled Karen's hugs. It seemed effective, because clearly something related. i know some people just like to bark, but nothing beats genuine human kindness.