The collection of worst drunk texts on sites like

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But in the new decade, drunk texting is starting to feel like a relic of a dumber, less tech-savvy era. Texts are no longer special—unlimited data packages make the idea of ​​rationing messages absurd. Americans now send about 2 trillion messages a year.

Like many innovations of the hyperlink era, drunk texts, once peru number data mysterious, are now transparent. BroBible and the Daily Mail is obviously fake, and all the more embarrassing for it.

The days of drunk texting seem to be over. If you type the text into Google and click on the image results, you’ll see a parade of screenshots from early iPhones (iOS 4 or 5). The joke format is pointless: it’s as useless as a macro image in a Facebook news feed: simple, crude, and haha! It’s falsely self-deprecating, like Instagram, and completely lacks awkward sincerity.

Drunk texting has lost its significance in modern internet culture. It is simply an emotional outburst that does not reach the power of a post, story, photo, etc. Sometimes you can see something funny or indulge in nostalgia for the unbridled joyful youth with former classmates. Well, let's give this artifact of the digital age its due.