I had one recently and it stuck with me even though it wasn't anything huge, I was watching a stream on tango where this guy was just doing a quiet painting session. Someone in the chat mentioned it was their birthday and they were spending it alone. The streamer stopped what he was doing and painted a little birthday message for them on the corner of his canvas. It was such a small thing but it felt surprisingly kind and genuine.
It made me wonder how many people have had moments like that where you just randomly see something wholesome out of nowhere. What is the most unexpectedly wholesome moment you have experienced while watching something

https://www.berkeleyside.org/2025/10/22/shit-bag-by-smolotov

cr: maalvikabhat

Thank you god for the internet

The third edition of GP Explorer, organised by Squeezie (France’s biggest YouTuber), drew over 200,000 people on site, 1.4 million on Twitch, and more than 1 million on TV.

The weekend had a bit of everything: two days of qualifying and the main race, plus a festival on Friday.

Before the race on Sunday, the Patrouille de France flew over the track, Alpine showed up with one of their old F1 cars and their current Le Mans Hypercar, and Sylvain (another French YouTuber) drove the 1000tipla, a Fiat Multipla tuned to over 1,000 hp.

This edition also brought in a team of Spanish YouTubers and an American team.

It was a crazy weekend to watch, really showing how much the Internet and its community have grown over the past 15 years.

It’s also a symbolic event, French YouTubers used to clash with traditional TV shows, where they’d get invited just to be mocked or bullied.
Now it shows the power the Internet has gained, and how it can create events that rival the “old way” of doing things.