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15.7M
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606M
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5.21M
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5.94K
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2.92%
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$561M
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10mo ago
ladbible
You’d be fuming if this happened right at the start of the game 💀
🎥: TikTok/..yessirskiii
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12mo ago
ladbible
“Where’s the flake? It’s a f**king ice cream!” 🤣🍦
🎥: TikTok/themainbarguy
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2mo ago
ladbible
First Day of School Tradition 🥺
(🎥: TT/ dannysdadbodgarage)
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2mo ago
ladbible
First Day of School Tradition 🥺
(🎥: TT/ dannysdadbodgarage)
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7mo ago
ladbible
So is it cake then? 🤣
🎥: BViral
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3mo ago
ladbible
What a gesture from the lad 👏 🏃♂️
The marathon traces its roots back to ancient Greece and the legend of Pheidippides, a messenger said to have run from the battlefield of Marathon to Athens in 490 BC to announce victory over the Persians. While historians debate the exact details of the story, it inspired the creation of the marathon race at the first modern Olympic Games in 1896 in Athens.
The official marathon distance of 26.2 miles (42.195 km) wasn’t standardised until the 1908 London Olympics, when the course was extended so it could start at Windsor Castle and finish in front of the royal box. Since then, marathons have grown from elite athletic contests into global mass-participation events, with major races like London, Boston and New York attracting tens of thousands of runners each year. What began as an ancient legend has become one of the world’s most recognised endurance challenges.
#marathon #running #wholesome #ladbible
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3mo ago
ladbible
What a gesture from the lad 👏 🏃♂️
The marathon traces its roots back to ancient Greece and the legend of Pheidippides, a messenger said to have run from the battlefield of Marathon to Athens in 490 BC to announce victory over the Persians. While historians debate the exact details of the story, it inspired the creation of the marathon race at the first modern Olympic Games in 1896 in Athens.
The official marathon distance of 26.2 miles (42.195 km) wasn’t standardised until the 1908 London Olympics, when the course was extended so it could start at Windsor Castle and finish in front of the royal box. Since then, marathons have grown from elite athletic contests into global mass-participation events, with major races like London, Boston and New York attracting tens of thousands of runners each year. What began as an ancient legend has become one of the world’s most recognised endurance challenges.
#marathon #running #wholesome #ladbible
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4mo ago
ladbible
It gets funnier the more I watch it 🤣
The benign violation theory explains why we laugh at things that are a bit wrong, but not too wrong. It’s when something breaks a rule or social norm, but in a way that feels safe or harmless.
If the violation is too serious, it’s uncomfortable. If it’s too mild, it’s boring. But when it sits right in the middle, just awkward, unexpected or weird enough, it hits that sweet spot. That’s often where humour lives: in the tension between “that’s not right” and “but it’s okay.”
🎥: Collab
#fail #ladbible
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4mo ago
ladbible
It gets funnier the more I watch it 🤣
The benign violation theory explains why we laugh at things that are a bit wrong, but not too wrong. It’s when something breaks a rule or social norm, but in a way that feels safe or harmless.
If the violation is too serious, it’s uncomfortable. If it’s too mild, it’s boring. But when it sits right in the middle, just awkward, unexpected or weird enough, it hits that sweet spot. That’s often where humour lives: in the tension between “that’s not right” and “but it’s okay.”
🎥: Collab
#fail #ladbible
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7mo ago
ladbible
The loudest scream of all time 💀
🎥: Viralhog
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3mo ago
ladbible
He had to get the last word in 🤣
(🎥: Collab)
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3mo ago
ladbible
He had to get the last word in 🤣
(🎥: Collab)
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4mo ago
ladbible
That dog knows exactly what it’s doing 🤣💦
According to animal scientists, dogs shake off water as a highly efficient way to dry themselves, using a motion that can remove up to 70% of the water from their fur in just a few seconds. The rapid side-to-side shake creates enough force to fling water droplets away, helping them stay warm and avoid irritation.
It’s an instinctive behaviour that kicks in almost immediately after getting wet, whether it’s from a bath, a swim, or an unexpected puddle. Different breeds shake in slightly different ways, but the goal is always the same: dry off fast and get back to being comfortably fluffy.
🎥: Collab
#dogs #pets #ladbible
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4mo ago
ladbible
That dog knows exactly what it’s doing 🤣💦
According to animal scientists, dogs shake off water as a highly efficient way to dry themselves, using a motion that can remove up to 70% of the water from their fur in just a few seconds. The rapid side-to-side shake creates enough force to fling water droplets away, helping them stay warm and avoid irritation.
It’s an instinctive behaviour that kicks in almost immediately after getting wet, whether it’s from a bath, a swim, or an unexpected puddle. Different breeds shake in slightly different ways, but the goal is always the same: dry off fast and get back to being comfortably fluffy.
🎥: Collab
#dogs #pets #ladbible
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2mo ago
ladbible
The "dammit" 🤣
Tourette syndrome is a neurological condition characterised by tics, sudden, repetitive movements or sounds that a person feels compelled to make. These can include blinking, facial movements, throat clearing, sniffing, or vocal sounds. Tics often begin in childhood, typically between the ages of 5 and 10.
Contrary to popular belief, involuntary swearing (known as coprolalia) affects only a small percentage of people with Tourette syndrome. Symptoms can vary in intensity and may change over time, often becoming milder in adulthood. Tourette’s is not caused by behaviour or parenting, it is linked to differences in brain chemistry and function. While there is no cure, many people manage the condition through behavioural therapy, medication, and support.
🎥: @ticstripstruths
#tourette #touretteawareness #ladbible
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2mo ago
ladbible
The "dammit" 🤣
Tourette syndrome is a neurological condition characterised by tics, sudden, repetitive movements or sounds that a person feels compelled to make. These can include blinking, facial movements, throat clearing, sniffing, or vocal sounds. Tics often begin in childhood, typically between the ages of 5 and 10.
Contrary to popular belief, involuntary swearing (known as coprolalia) affects only a small percentage of people with Tourette syndrome. Symptoms can vary in intensity and may change over time, often becoming milder in adulthood. Tourette’s is not caused by behaviour or parenting, it is linked to differences in brain chemistry and function. While there is no cure, many people manage the condition through behavioural therapy, medication, and support.
🎥: @ticstripstruths
#tourette #touretteawareness #ladbible
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3mo ago
ladbible
Some say he is still falling to this day 😭
People get embarrassed when they fall over because it triggers a strong social response rather than just a physical one. Falling is unexpected and breaks normal behaviour in public, which can make us feel exposed or vulnerable in front of others. Our brains are wired to care about how we’re perceived, so a sudden loss of balance can feel like a loss of control.
Psychologists call this “self-conscious emotion” the same category as shame or awkwardness. Even if no one is hurt, we instantly imagine how we look from someone else’s perspective. That rush of heat to the face or nervous laughter isn’t about the fall itself it’s about social awareness kicking in at full speed.
🎥: Contentbible
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3mo ago
ladbible
Some say he is still falling to this day 😭
People get embarrassed when they fall over because it triggers a strong social response rather than just a physical one. Falling is unexpected and breaks normal behaviour in public, which can make us feel exposed or vulnerable in front of others. Our brains are wired to care about how we’re perceived, so a sudden loss of balance can feel like a loss of control.
Psychologists call this “self-conscious emotion” the same category as shame or awkwardness. Even if no one is hurt, we instantly imagine how we look from someone else’s perspective. That rush of heat to the face or nervous laughter isn’t about the fall itself it’s about social awareness kicking in at full speed.
🎥: Contentbible
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4d ago
ladbible
🐘
Elephants are considered some of the most intelligent animals on Earth, with brains that are among the largest of any land animal.Research has shown that elephants can solve problems, use tools, recognise themselves in mirrors, and remember locations and individuals for many years. Their memory is particularly impressive, helping herds locate water sources and migration routes across vast distances.
Perhaps most remarkably, elephants show signs of empathy, grief, and self-awareness. They have been observed comforting distressed herd members, helping injured individuals, and displaying unusual interest in the bones of deceased elephants. These behaviours suggest a high level of emotional intelligence, making elephants one of the most socially and cognitively sophisticated species in the animal kingdom
🎥: ViralHog
#animalwelfare #animals #elephants #ladbible
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8mo ago
ladbible
That couldn’t have gone any worse 🤣
🎥: APV
LADbible (@ladbible) Instagram Stats & Analytics
LADbible (@ladbible) has 15.7M Instagram followers with a 2.92% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 5.94K posts, LADbible received 606M total likes and 18.2B impressions, averaging 102K likes per post. This page tracks LADbible's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.
LADbible (@ladbible) Instagram Analytics FAQ
How many Instagram followers does LADbible have?+
LADbible (@ladbible) has 15.7M Instagram followers as of June 2026.
What is LADbible's Instagram engagement rate?+
LADbible's Instagram engagement rate is 2.92% over the last 12 months, based on 5.94K posts.
How many likes does LADbible get on Instagram?+
LADbible received 606M total likes across 5.94K posts in the last 12 months, averaging 102K likes per post.
How many Instagram impressions does LADbible get?+
LADbible's Instagram content generated 18.2B total impressions over the last 12 months.