Kunal D

@Spencer_404_ @_TheSmartAlec1 Like in the comics or somewhere else? Coz as someone who only watched netflix version his chemistry with karen was far better than elktra! So r u tlsking baout in comics?

@_TheSmartAlec1 They def have chemistry but they can’t hit the heights of MattElektra unfortunately

Sorry but I cannot jump on the “They have no chemistry” train lmao

@pewpiece Fine i'll start watching the elbaf anime now😉

new onepiece eyecatcher for Nami and Luffy

@MohiniWealth Just block and report every reel like these u came across. That's what i do. (Before people start saying it is only on ur fyp coz i watched that type of content i don't algorithum still push sthese types of videos as the most of them categories in the fashion content)

India's Vulgar Content Crisis: How Algorithms, Greed, and the Erosion of a Generation Are Colliding in 2026 In 2026, open any Indian teenager’s Instagram or YouTube Shorts feed and you’ll see it: a relentless stream of suggestive reels, borderline explicit dances, and creators pushing every boundary for clicks. What began as occasional “bold” content has now become the default algorithm diet for millions. This isn’t organic cultural evolution—it’s engineered addiction, fueled by cold, hard incentives that reward the raciest material while quietly reshaping an entire generation’s sense of normal. The Numbers Don’t Lie—And They’re Alarming Official data from the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal shows a staggering 76,657 complaints of cybercrimes against women in 2025 alone—an increase of over 28,000 cases from the previous year. Sexually obscene material topped the list with 37,743 reports, followed closely by sexually explicit acts. At the same time, the government has issued repeated advisories to platforms demanding immediate removal of “obscene, vulgar, pornographic” content, warning of legal consequences for non-compliance. Yet the flood continues. Why? Because the system is designed to reward it. The Algorithm’s Poisonous Incentive Loop Social media platforms don’t care about culture—they care about watch time, comments, shares, and subscriptions. Provocative, sexually charged content consistently outperforms everything else: - Reels with “bold” hooks get 2–3x more watch time. - Controversial or suggestive posts trigger 4x more comments and shares. - Once a creator dips into semi-nude, twerking, or heavily sexualized fitness/glamour content, the algorithm pushes it harder—because engagement skyrockets. Creators aren’t stupid. Many started with dance, fashion, or comedy. Then they noticed the pattern: a slightly suggestive thumbnail or outfit = exponential growth. Instagram’s subscription model (where fans pay monthly for “exclusive” content) has turned this into a direct revenue stream. The more explicit the tease, the more subscribers pay to see what’s behind the paywall. It’s not art. It’s calculated escalation. Meanwhile, young viewers—especially impressionable teens—are being trained from their first scroll. The hyper-sexualization of children and teens on these platforms is no longer fringe; it’s algorithmic mainstream. Algorithms actively promote self-sexualized content from users as young as 12 because it drives insane engagement metrics. The Hidden Cultural and Psychological Cost This isn’t harmless entertainment. Constant exposure to vulgar, objectifying content is rewiring expectations: - Relationships become transactional and appearance-obsessed. - Body image issues explode among both boys and girls. - Respect, consent, and emotional depth take a backseat to shock value and dopamine hits. - A generation is learning that the fastest path to fame and money is self-objectification. India’s rich cultural heritage—rooted in restraint, family values, and spiritual depth—is being drowned out by a globalized, profit-driven race to the bottom. The same platforms that once promised connection and creativity are now the biggest distributors of cultural decay. It’s Not Just Creators—It’s Us Here’s the uncomfortable truth: every view, like, share, and subscription is a vote. We are the demand side of this supply chain. When we reward vulgarity, platforms and creators respond with more of it. The algorithm doesn’t have morals—it has metrics. We do. What Needs to Change—Now 1. Platforms must be held accountable. The government’s recent push for faster takedowns (now down to hours in some cases) and age-based classification of digital content is a start. But enforcement must be consistent and transparent. 2. Creators must choose integrity over virality. Real influence comes from substance, not skin. 3. Parents and educators need to wake up and actively monitor, discuss, and limit exposure. 4. Users must vote with their thumbs—follow, share, and pay for content that elevates rather than degrades. The sudden rise of vulgar content in India isn’t accidental. It’s the predictable outcome of unchecked algorithms meeting human greed in a hyper-connected society. If we don’t interrupt this cycle now, we won’t just lose our feeds—we’ll lose the values that define us as a civilization. The question isn’t whether this content exists. The question is: what kind of India are we building—one scroll at a time? What do you think—have you noticed this shift in your own feed? Drop your thoughts below. Let’s start the conversation that actually matters.

@GameCH4NGER Apart from your agenda, sanji was the only one who needed to hear as he was so the most under confident that someone needs him. Rest of them knows it.

There's a whole 4 years arc explaining why Sanji is the only one Luffy can't become the pirate king without

@Inkora_Art Yeah i think they animated each motion like hairs clothes etc individually then merged them together as most animators do or they r just that op😭

i need to see the Timesheet for this. When i had to animate someone talking and moving in a loop at the same time i had to create 3 versins of the movement aanimation, one for each mouth pose. did they do the same?

@MiloFox_ Its storyboards fault!

Am I crazy, but like that's with the animation or camera movement here? It feels wrong, but I can't describe how?!

@ParadoxsLT I mean his true form body proportions are ridiculous as it is so whatever you are doing looks fine 😭

@BajuJep Man such a cool concept! Oda should take notes🙌🔥

🦁 #xebec #ONEPIECE〜 #procreate #indie_anime

@ParadoxsLT Challenge urself do it hand by hand!🙌

how would a speedlines background like this be done? Should it be done in the genga? Or something that’s done in compositing

@ParadoxsLT I'm just kidding, Keep improving!🫡

@DashingwalK okay blocked!

Jesus Christ I’ve heard enough critique already. At first it was just the brainless haters pissing me off but now even critique is starting to annoy me.

@DashingwalK what is that supposed to mean.

@80Level @msbarts It looks 2d while being 3d! Very impressive !👏

Take a behind-the-scenes look at @msbarts' Blender fan animation of Sukuna vs. Mahoraga from Jujutsu Kaisen. More of this project: 80.lv/articles/jjk-s…

@zororobinwife Sorry but i can never look at this cover page the same 🤣🤣

i love the little detail of chopper’s floatie saying “chopper on board”, similar to those “baby on board” signs and how zoro’s grabbing on to make sure chopper doesn’t float away even though he’s more likely to get lost 🥹