Will not acknowledge the new name! It’ll always be Twitter.

Margot Robbie had the chance to do the greatest fashion press tour ever and lord did she take it pic.twitter.com/KR0moWQ8mH
— Rafa Sales Ross (@rafiews) June 29, 2023

him: you better not be humbly enjoying the small wonders of life
me: pic.twitter.com/88emcF2rN8
— mi. (@exmachinaes) June 30, 2023

(TW abuse) The two top Reddit comments about the Jonah Hill texts on r/Fauxmoi are worth reading pic.twitter.com/QgFuKRVPeN
— Kat Tenbarge (@kattenbarge) July 8, 2023

These 30 seconds are absolutely why Meghann Fahy should win the Emmy pic.twitter.com/DCH8C4hnq5
— Liam Gareau (@liamgareau) July 12, 2023

me walking out of barbie knowing i’ve just seen the most accurate portrayal of womanhood to date pic.twitter.com/ctvOZVM7nd
— m is azi’s pr manager || 74 (@BISEXUALWlLL) July 22, 2023

my cat when i enter our home and yell-ask WHERES THE BABY pic.twitter.com/TJqcXL7mDV
— anne t donahue (@annetdonahue) July 22, 2023

Just like with the Kens, what empowers Barbies (seeing themselves as powerful and perfect) causes problems in their world. The film clearly argues that any gender holding a disproportionate amount of power is an issue. It has no double-standard about masculinity or femininity.
— The Oscar Expert (@expert_oscar) July 22, 2023

it literally showed that the patriarchy harms both men and women and the conclusion for ken's character is that he is enough just as he is, he doesn't have to pretend to be a big macho guy nor does he have to he depend on barbie, he's just ken https://t.co/Q6lpBkA1pL
— ､ #daisy ⚽️ nagi edit 📌 (@lzydaizies) July 24, 2023

Thinking about how barbie was able to be assertive in her boundaries with ken every time he tried to make a move on her because shes never lived in a world where women fear the consequences of saying no pic.twitter.com/AbPazkrogP
— alex (@lipringlvr) July 26, 2023

The best tweets of June can be found over here.