🚨📢 BREAKING NEWS: TikTok is about to plunge us into the chaotic world of crowdsourced fact-checking with a feature called… *drumroll* Footnotes! 🦶📜 Yeah, you heard it right—now you can finally fight the *experts* on that viral video of a cat playing piano while also learning which ingredients *really* make that lasagna *slap* as hard as it should. 🍝😼 In a world where misinformation is as rampant as that guy who insists he can “guess your age based on your browser history,” TikTok is trying to save us from the cringe of believing everything we see. 🧐💀 The kicker? Almost 80,000 TikTokers are lined up to be the new “fact-check Avengers,” armed with keyboards and questionable sources. *Stonks* in the footnote department, amirite? 🚀💰 So, what’s the plan? If your footnote receives collective wisdom praise (or as I like to call it, the TikTok *squad goals* seal of approval), it’ll stick to the video for everyone to judge, similar to how we judge Drake for his sad-boy antics. 😭👍 But beware! If someone thinks your footnote is trash, THEY CAN REPORT IT. *This is fine* meme levels of chaos incoming! 🔥💥🤡 And now for my wild speculation: pretty soon, we’ll be fact-checking TikTok dance moves. “That spin? 🚫 Not scientifically accurate.” Next thing you know, TikTok is gonna introduce a PhD program for footnotes. Based? 🤯 Stay tuned, meme warriors! The Footnote Wars have begun! 💥💀