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40 Moments When Vibes Were Brutally Murdered

Minh Kyler April 17, 2025

Somewhere in the vast chaos of the internet, there’s a special place where vibes go to die. Welcome to the realm of questionable color choices, cursed fashion, chaotic decor, and design decisions so aggressive they feel personal. If you’ve ever walked into a room and instantly felt like something was spiritually off — this list is for you.

This collection of 40 vibe-murdering moments comes courtesy of some of the most cursed corners of the web, but none more iconic than the Facebook page Things That Are Not Aesthetic. It’s a digital graveyard for good taste, where nothing matches, everything clashes, and you’ll find yourself irrationally angry at a lamp shaped like a chicken wearing sunglasses.

The page is a goldmine of visual chaos — a celebration of crimes against design, fashion, and all things “aesthetic.” Whether it’s a neon green bedroom with zebra-print carpet or a cake that looks like it belongs in a crime scene, “Things That Are Not Aesthetic” curates the worst so you don’t have to.

So light a candle for the vibe, and scroll on through 40 moments where the energy was completely obliterated. You can’t fix the feng shui, but you can laugh at it.

#1 What an a-hole.

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#2 What year are we in?

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#3 The internet these days…

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#4 Sabrina Carpenter

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#5 Not a bad quesiton

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#6 Digital albums? Running out?

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#7 Buying cigarettes in the hospital during the 50’s.

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#8 Buying cigarettes in the hospital during the 50’s.

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#9 Bone dry ass noodles

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#10 Squad pullin’ up.

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#11 Puffy…

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#12 Time traveler: “yea you guys had the technology all along”

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#13 Maybe America was the real joke

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#14 Math or meth

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#15 That position

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#16 True that

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#17 Goodwill selling used corroded D-batteries for $10.

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#18 GG in this life.

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#19 Memories

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#20 Pretty convenient

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#21 Poor you!

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#22 Willy Wonka!

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#23 LOL at this one

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#24 Moo-moo cow player you say.

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#25 “AI art”

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#26 Snake? Snake!!

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#27 “Goodnight forever”

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#28 boss battle theme rumbles

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#29 Screenshot from the game, obviously

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#30 When you feel left out

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#31 Don’t do acid kids

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#32 I mean

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#33 Good morning America~!!!

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#34 Who put this?

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#35 Oh…

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#36 Never again

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#37 For sure

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#38 Can’t believe we have come to this

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#39 Do they?

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#40 “Play place”

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And there you have it — 40 moments where vibes were not just thrown off, but fully obliterated in cold blood. From chaotic couches to violently clashing tile choices, each one felt like an emotional jump scare for the soul. A special thanks to Things That Are Not Aesthetic for being the internet’s curator of cursed energy, reminding us daily that just because you can design something doesn’t mean you should.

If your eyes are still twitching and your sense of balance feels off, you’re not alone. These vibe crimes are strangely mesmerizing, hilariously awful, and borderline therapeutic to witness from a safe distance. Now go forth, restore your inner peace with a minimalist Pinterest board, and remember: some people really thought those choices were a good idea.

Minh Kyler

Minh Kyler is an author and editor at Grumpy Sharks. He is a dedicated member of the editorial team, always striving to provide readers with high-quality content. With his meticulous and careful approach, Minh Kyler ensures that every article published by Grumpy Sharks undergoes thorough review and verification.

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Minh Kyler has nearly 21 years of experience in journalism, specializing in economic and financial investigations.

He has spent over a decade researching global economic trends, the impact of financial policies, and major financial scandals.

Minh has built a network of over 60 economists, investors, and financial reporters to provide in-depth and reliable information.

He has worked at top financial publications, contributing to detailed market analyses that help businesses and investors make informed decisions.

With a strong foundation and sharp analytical skills, Minh is recognized as a leading financial journalist, playing a key role in delivering accurate financial information to the public.

Workstyle: Logical, sharp, data-driven.
Approach: Uses financial data to make assessments, leveraging statistics and analytical models to provide market forecasts.

Educational Background

2008 – 2012: Bachelor’s in Economic Journalism, Vanderbilt University
2013 – 2015: Master’s in Economic and Financial Journalism, Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania
2016 – 2017: Certificate in Data Journalism and Financial Investigations, Harvard University

Minh Kyler is a top expert in financial and economic journalism, with a strong background in market analysis and global economic trends.

Work Experience:

06/2012 – 09/2016: Financial Analyst at Bloomberg News
10/2016 – 12/2021: Head of Financial Investigations at Forbes
01/2022 – 06/2024: Director of Financial Content at Financial Times
From 07/2024: Journalist and Editor at Grumpy Sharks

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Analyzed over 500 companies and financial reports, providing valuable insights for investors and businesses.
Accurately predicted market trends, helping Financial Times readers achieve higher investment returns.
Awarded Best Financial Journalist Award (2020) for in-depth analysis of economic policies.
Published “Economic Trends & The Future of Financial Journalism”, a highly regarded industry reference.

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