Oh yah, creating a social network that’s brainwashed large swaths of the world’s population and proliferated questionably endless amounts of fake news is not nearly enough trolling for big Z. No way. He couldn’t just join the meme group, he had to share his thoughts! This is FACEBOOK, y’all!

While he got started with the easy stuff—tossing a “like” and a “love” on a couple memes—Zuckerberg soon began responding to the college students who were thirsty AF to confirm that he was, in fact, fraternizing amongst them.

First, he expressed his love for the group at large, writing a quick and dirty: “This group is wonderful.”

Via Taylor Lorenz.
Via Taylor Lorenz.

 

Next, he tried to get his BFF Bill Gates to join in on the fun! I mean what’s the point of Facebook if you’re not sharing with friends, am I rite?

Via Taylor Lorenz.
Via Taylor Lorenz.

Nor could Zuckerberg keep it so straight laced, he wants the kidz to like him, after all. So when one Facebook member apologized for a meme the big CEO on campus might be offended by, Zuck was quick to forgive:

Via Taylor Lorenz.
Via Taylor Lorenz.

What are Zuck’s intentions in joining this group? Is he trying to understand how the children think? Is he playing mind games on those who genuinely enjoy memes? Is he sick of his big boy job, or trying to convince the world that yes, despite all the scary security stuff, he’s still super chill at heart!?

Most likely, Mark Zuckerberg is just having some fun, and acting like a goofy human being. Ain’t nothing wrong with that.

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