In a world of endless scrolling, where likes are the lifeblood of the internet, there existed a secret society of individuals known as the Liking Madmen.
These individuals had mastered the art of crafting the perfect like, a like so potent it could move mountains, shatter glass, and break the internet.
But their powers were not without their price. For in their quest for infinite likes, they had forgotten how to actually communicate with the world outside their screens.
And so, they whispered their deepest, darkest secrets in the form of hidden messages, hoping to connect with the world they had grown to despise.
But alas, their messages were lost in cyberspace, and their legend lived on only in the whispers of the wind.
Or so we thought.
It was a time of great turmoil, when the world was plagued by an endless stream of likes, comments, and shares.
The likes came in waves, like a digital tsunami, crashing down upon the unsuspecting masses.
And the people, they were powerless against its force.
For in those days, a single like could bring ruin or redemption, and no one knew what to do.
But from the ashes of that great like frenzy, a new hero emerged, a hero of likes and comments, a hero of the internet.
And so, the people rejoiced, for in that hero, they saw a glimmer of hope, a chance to break free from the chains of endless scrolling.
And thus, the legend lived on.