Facebook may print money for Mark Zuckerberg and his cohorts, but as far as popularity among younger users go, it’s seen some declines of late. Once the hip, cutting-edge social network for college kids and teens, the Facebook has become more of a forum for moms, dads and even grandparents. Using it to embarrass their family members, intentionally or not, the older folks are driving away the site’s initial users – often in hilarious fashion, at least. If you’re wondering why “kids these days” prefer Instagram, Vine, Tumblr and SnapChat over Facebook, it might be because of status updates like this … Very well played, dad. Father figures are always there to keep you in line with a smart-ass comment … or by recreating your douchey selfies: Sometimes parents these days even overstep and use Facebook to gossip about their own children to their friends and meddle even more overtly: Usually, of course, it’s a bit more subtle. Can a girl not subtly remark on Taylor Swift ‘s profound lyrics without her mom creeping? Come ON, mom … If there’s any saving grace, it’s that they may not catch on to what you’re saying. This parent, fortunately (for everyone) has clearly not seen Jersey Shore :
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Parents Humiliating Kids on Facebook: Five Epic Wins/Fails
