1. They are going to send someone a friend request.
   They are going to use Direct Marketing tactics.
2. They are going to send someone a message.
   They are going to share someone's content.

When someone "slides into their DMs," it means that they are contacting someone through the direct messaging function of the given site they are on. This phrase is typically used when a user finds the person they are sending a message to attractive.

1. The first video on YouTube
   The first Snapchat taken
2. The first photo posted to Instagram
   The last Vine ever posted

The first video posted to YouTube was called "Me at the Zoo." It was a simple, 19-second clip of YouTube's co-founder, Jawed Karim, near an elephant exhibit at a zoo. It was posted on April 23, 2005.

1. Tumblr
   LinkedIn
2. Facebook
   Flickr

The term "friending" came from Facebook. Friending is the act of seeking out someone's Facebook profile and requesting that they be your friend on the social media giant. This allows people to message each other, share things to the other's page and see what that person is posting.

1. A new messaging app
   A measure of popularity
2. When a person loses followers
   The original name for Instagram

Klout is a measure of popularity on social media. A Klout score is determined by the number of followers a person has across all of their social media accounts and it's scored out of 100. The higher the score, the more popularity a person is said to have.

1. Flickr
   Instagram
2. Shutterstock
   Unsplash

In October 2010, Instagram was released by Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger. It was originally only available on iOS devices. The Instagram website was not released until November of 2012.

1. Twitter
   Instagram
2. Facebook
   Snapchat

Snapchat is able to share a user's location with others, so long as the user has given the app permission to do so. When accessing SnapMaps, anyone who has their location shared with you will show up on the map.

1. Selena Gomez
   Ariana Grande
2. Megan Rapinoe
   Cristiano Ronaldo

Cristiano Ronaldo comes in the lead with the most followers as of July 2019. The famous soccer player has over 275 million followers on Instagram. He is currently captain of Portugal's national soccer team.

1. "Inception"
   "The Matrix"
2. "Contact"
   "The Social Network"

Based on the book, "The Accidental Billionaire"s by Ben Mizrich, "The Social Network" is a movie based on Facebook's creation. With Mark Zuckerberg as the protagonist, the film depicts the friendship, betrayal and excitement that goes into making a multibillion-dollar company.

1. Twitter
   Youtube
2. Snapchat
   Omegle

Snapchat uses an easily recognizable ghost as its icon. Did you know the ghost had a name? Someone at Snapchat must really like the Wu-Tang Clan, as the ghost is named Ghostface Chillah.

1. Blogger
   Periscope
2. Snapchat
   Twitter

Twitter is known for its use of tweets and retweets. Tweets are when a person posts something on their own account. Retweets are when a person sees another tweet that they want to share on their profile and they "retweet" it.

1. Instagram
   Twitter
2. Tumblr
   Vine

Cameron Dallas gained notoriety through his entertaining videos that he posted to Vine. When the app shut down, he had over 9 million followers. He has since expanded into acting and can be seen in some TV shows.

1. Photo sharing
   Micro blogging
2. Video sharing
   Connecting with friends

Tumblr's main use is micro blogging. Micro blogging is when users post short, succinct posts in higher frequency. Instead of writing a whole blog post, users put bits and pieces onto their profile, rather than a fleshed-out story.

1. A puppy
   An egg
2. A famous actress
   Another Kardashian

Kylie was taken out by an egg! Her popular photo announced her daughter's birth, and had over 18 million likes. As of mid-Jul 2019, the egg now has over 53 million likes, making it the most-liked photo on Instagram.

1. Myspace
   Tumblr
2. Flickr
   Snapchat

Signing up for Myspace meant being friends with the CEO, Tim Vanderhook. Even if you didn't have any friends on the site, each profile was automatically linked to Tom's through friendship.

1. Facebook
   Twitter
2. LinkedIn
   Bebo

Originating in Europe, Bebo is a popular social network in the United Kingdom. It is not as popular as Facebook, but is still used by a large number of young people in the country.

1. Pizza
   Doughnuts
2. Cake
   Sushi

The most popular food on Instagram is pizza. Coming in second as the most photographed food on the site is sushi! Instead of diving right in next time, perhaps you should post your own food photo.

1. Facebook
   Instagram
2. LinkedIn
   BusinessBuddy

Popular among professionals, LinkedIn is a great resource for making business connections. Instead of "friending" people, LinkedIn has you "connect" with other users. There are more than 575 million people on LinkedIn.

1. Vine
   Filmora
2. Magisto
   Camtasia

Twitter bought Vine in October 2012. The popular video platform was used to create short seven-second videos. Vine was popular until Twitter shut it down only three years later.

1. Taiwan
   The United States
2. Mexico
   China

Sina Weibo is popular in China. It takes a combination of ideas from other social media sites to create something unique. It's a micro blogging site like Tumblr, but incorporates pieces of Twitter and Facebook into its functionality.

1. An outrageous advertisement aimed at getting people to click
   A photo that welcomes users to click the "Like" button
2. A fake account used to gather people's personal information
   A popular online game on Facebook

Clickbait is a word used to describe an advertisement with an unbelievable headline. The idea behind clickbait is that if a headline is bizarre enough, users will click on the link to get more information.

1. "Like, Love, Haha, Wow, Sad, Angry"
   "Like, Love, Laugh, Wow, Sad, Angry"
2. "Like, Love, Haha, Wow, Sad, Bored"
   "Like, Love, Haha, Amazing, Sad, Angry"

Released on Feb. 24, 2016, Facebook went beyond the normal "like" and expanded the possible content reactions to Like, Love, Haha, Wow, Sad and Angry. They were originally tested in Ireland and Spain.

1. Instagram
   Pinterest
2. Flickr
   VSCO

Pinterest is a well-known social media platform that allows people to keep track of links in a visual way. It is most popular among people planning their weddings and do-it-yourself types.

1. Facebook
   Tumblr
2. Reddit
   Yelp

Reddit is a social media site that allows users to post content that can then be voted on by other users. An upvote gives the post a +1, while a downvote gives it a -1. This algorithm determines how popular a post or response is.

1. Classmates
   Facebook
2. Tumblr
   MeetMe

MeetMe was originally introduced under the name myYearbook. The site is most popular with younger internet users and students, as it encourages people to engage with other users and make new friends.

1. Connects you with strangers
   Shows you places you haven't visited
2. Helps determine your ancestral lineage
   Guides you to random websites

StumbleUpon is unique because it is a social networking site that shows you random websites. Users will "stumble" upon such sites by indicating what their interests are, and StumbleUpon takes care of the rest.

1. Kanye West
   Shane Dawson
2. Pewdiepie
   Justin Bieber

Pewdiepie is the individual with the most subscribers on YouTube. He held the top spot for most subscribed channel overall, until a Bollywood music channel knocked him down to the #2 spot.

1. DeviantArt
   Art.me
2. Sketch
   PaintAndPencils

DeviantArt is a popular networking site among artists. First introduced in 2000, the website encourages users to share their artwork, photography and videography for others to see.

1. Manny MUA
   Kandee Johnson
2. Bretman Rock
   James Charles

James Charles lost almost 3 million YouTube subscribers after his long-time mentor, Tati Westbrook, came out with a video outlining James' toxic behavior and explaining why she wasn't going to be friends with him anymore.

1. A photo of her and her wife
   A tweet about having Billie Eilish on her show
2. A video of her scaring a guest
   A selfie from the Oscars

The tweet that earned Ellen the top spot of most retweeted tweet in 2014 was a group selfie of her and some other famous Oscar attendees. It has been retweeted over 3 million times.

1. Showcasing pictures of clocks
   Creating videos that are less than 60 seconds
2. Kesha fans
   Time-based video game challenges

TikTok is a popular video creation platform. It is similar to Vine, but its videos can last up to 15 seconds for normal videos or 60 seconds for looping videos. It is mostly used by teenagers.

1. A popular social media star gets sick.
   Content that is posted becomes extremely popular.
2. An account is blocked.
   A post receives formal recognition and is certified as viral.

When something "goes viral," it means that it is seen by a massive amount of people across a variety of platforms, typically in a short amount of time. The actual point in time when something has "gone viral" or not cannot be explicitly defined.

1. Jenna Marbles
   Trisha Paytas
2. Fred Figglehorn
   Shane Dawson

The channel known as FRED was the first channel to reach 1 million subscribers. The channel was known for its videos centering around Fred Figglehorn, a fictional 6-year-old boy with an unnaturally high voice.

1. Pic Send
   Snapshot
2. Picaboo
   Face Snap

Snapchat was originally going to be called Picaboo. When it was originally designed, it was believed that the target audience was going to be college girls. App developers thought it would be used to take pictures of shoes and social events.

1. Yelp
   Foursquare
2. LinkedIn
   Instagram

Foursquare allows its users to become mayors of various locations. A person will become the mayor of a place if they have visited that place more than any other user. This is determined by how many times a person has checked in.

1. Belle Delphine
   Trisha Paytas
2. Kylie Jenner
   Tiffany Garcia

Belle Delphine recently sold her used bath water to eager fans who doled out $30 for a small amount of the gamer's bath to keep for their very own. She has since tried selling an "Extreme" version of her bath water which comes in a much larger size than its lesser-priced counterpart.

1. "hi twitter"
   "testing, testing, 1, 2, 3"
2. "just setting up my twttr"
   "is anybody out there?"

The first tweet ever was "just setting up my twttr." It was sent by co-founder Jack Dorsey. The site was originally set to be called "Twttr," which is why the popular site as it's named today seems to be lacking a few vowels in his tweet.

1. Instagram
   Facebook
2. Twitter
   Omegle

Mark Zuckerberg is the most notable creator of Facebook. In addition to him, Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes aided in the birth of the popular social media platform. They created the site while they were in college.

1. A social media icon's biggest fan
   An up-and-coming social media star
2. The algorithm that determines how many people will see your content.
   A visual representation of yourself to use online.

Avatar is the name given to the visual icon that a user chooses to represent them online. This may be a picture of themselves, a character they like or any number of things that they use to be unique.

1. Graphics Interchange Format
   Growing In Followers
2. Gaining Instant Friends
   Global Industry Forum

GIF stands for Graphics Interchange Format. GIFs are a fun way to communicate with others, because they can often grasp how a person feels about a situation through a short animation or series of photos.

1. North Korea and China
   Vietnam and Indonesia
2. Bosnia and Iraq
   France and Portugal

The site is currently blocked in China and North Korea. Both countries are very limiting as to what their citizens are allowed to see from beyond their borders. Facebook was seen as a threat because it can bring like-minded people together, like it did for China in 2009. People who sought independence used the site to plan and coordinate riots against the government.