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It seems like the chicks on the 'gram are truly living their best lives. The amount of times we've googled "how to become an Instagram influencer" is honestly embarrassing. As dreamy as their lives look, there's a lot that goes into maintaining that perfect feed, and it's not all rainbows and butterflies behind the scenes. But it's super easy to poke fun at the rainbow and butterflies lifestyle they preach to us on a daily basis. Twitter people are naturally inclined to make of Instagram influencers, and we're so here for their tweets. Check out the best from this week below. 

It can be so frustrating trying to go on social media without developing some major insecurities. Everyone on there appears so perfect. The makeup gurus always have perfect skin. The fitness influencers have perfect bodies. And all the couples have perfect relationships. How are we meant to measure up to these unrealistic expectations? We can't. You know why? It's all fake.

Instagrammer @geraldinewest_ has truly mastered the art of showcasing just about how fake everything is on Instagram. Her posts are both hilarious and extremely validating. Enjoy!

If you're a woman who likes men, then you've probably been in a relationship, a situationship, or on a date with a man who disappointed you in some way. Because, well... men! And I'll bet you also never really got the opportunity to tell them precisely what you thought of them, and you're still holding onto a little of that anger. It sucks not to get the closure you need when a relationship ends, and the Instagram account To The Guys I've Dated is helping women to take care of that. They post funny and real letters of disappointment from girls to their "exes." Each week, we bring you a fresh batch of these letters, so dive in and scroll through this latest haul, and then check out last week's in case you missed them.

The love-hate relationship between men and women has stood the test of time. From day one, men manage to make women fall in love with them while simultaneously pissing them off to the point of wanting to kill them. It seems like almost every woman on the planet has been let down by a man when it comes to dating and relationships, because well... men will be men. Amirite ladies? But now, Instagram account To The Guys I've Dated helps women get the closure they need by publishing their letters to the disappointing men they dated. Naming and shaming? Yes, please, sign me up!

Instagram has glowed TF up in the last decade, and so have its influencers. It seems like everywhere you turn on the social media app, an influencer is trying to sell you an unheard-of plant-based moisturizer that will allegedly make your skin shine, or promoting that infamous purple vibrator whilst urging you to use their discount code. Naturally, Twitter can't help but make fun of how influencers have established themselves into internet celebs that we should actually listen to. Scroll down for the best tweets making fun of Instagram influencers - or wishing that they were pulling in all the money that influencers supposedly make via their accounts. 

If you've been following us for a while, you'll know we're fans of the Instagram account Overheard in LA; the platform dedicated to documenting the ridiculous things overheard in LA and its trendy neighborhoods. The page is essentially a collection of fragments of actual eavesdropped conversations that people submit, which mocks the Instagram culture that seems to now be so deeply embedded into the average Angeleno. The snippets of conversation are hilarious, if not ridiculous, and so here is a fresh new batch of some of the things Angelenos have been overheard saying. You can thank me later.

When it comes to the world of social media, everything looks perfect. But, as we all know, it's all a lie, and nothing is as it seems. The growing movement of influencers exposing the harsh truths behind the seemingly picture-perfect lives we see on Instagram raises awareness of the influencer industry's detrimental effects on consumers. But still, people continue to compare their real lives to the fake ones they perceive to be perfect on Instagram and other social media platforms, which can create body image issues, jealousy, and insecurities, amongst other things. One Thai model has posted a series of side-by-side pictures on Twitter of the realities behind the lies we see on social media. Vienna posts the pictures with witty captions, giving a glimpse into the fact that behind the poses, the filters, and the sucked in tummies are regular people, doing a job and making an income. Here is a selection of her creations.