2016 is mercifully coming to an end. It’s the last month of the year, which means winter holidays, year-end lists, and the writing of resolutions. But, as dumpster fiery as the past 11 months have been, Twitter’s convinced it can still get better within a few weeks’ time.
Enter #How2016CanRedeemItself, an optimistic hashtag teeming with absurdism and genuine hope.
#How2016CanRedeemItself — Ashton Kutcher shows up with a camera crew to reveal he’s Punk’d the nation.
— Kevin (@kevinwxgg) December 2, 2016
https://twitter.com/HollynHeron/status/804681628840624129
At the very least, after all we’ve been thru, just give Twitter an edit button #How2016CanRedeemItself
— Bethiecrocker (@livewbeth) December 2, 2016
#How2016CanRedeemItself Bring back Harambe
— Kim Jong Un (@NuclearConfetti) December 2, 2016
Perhaps the most frequent way people think 2016 can redeem itself, however, is by simply ending.
#How2016CanRedeemItself end early.
— beccamals on bluesky (@beccamals) December 2, 2016
https://twitter.com/toriikxoxo/status/804709853616869376
just end already #How2016CanRedeemItself
— h (@lmbrdrni) December 2, 2016
End early. Go straight to 2017. 😉 #How2016CanRedeemItself pic.twitter.com/u28v3h1P2r
— Jeff Barrett (@BarrettAll) December 2, 2016
https://twitter.com/CheekyHoussein/status/804769537367408645
https://twitter.com/xopierina/status/804687399334846465
Relax, dear Twitter users. It’ll all be over soon.
