When it comes to the future of memes, the possibilities are endless, and pretty fucking unsettling.

Next year, millions of Americans will turn out to the polls to select the next commander-in-chief of this great nation. But are the candidates who’ve received the most play on television and in the newspapers really the ones we need to be paying attention to?

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Double down on these four disruptive strategies to leverage your social media reach in the blogosphere. Win-win synergy rockstar.

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Welcome to Mask Magazine’s new column, Feed Me, in which we expose funny, fascinating, and freakish social media feeds. First up: weird Chobani flavors.