Tendances Twitter/X à Ho Chi Minh City - Analyse en temps réel et hashtags de tendances

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Customers in the United States and United Kingdom have flooded X with complaints against USPS, FedEx, UPS, and Royal Mail, citing delivery delays, frozen tracking updates, and misdelivered packages as the holiday rush intensifies. Specific grievances include ignored redirect requests, undeliverable marks without delivery attempts, and packages stuck in service loops despite repeated contacts. Carriers responded with standard offers to investigate via direct messages, while USPS noted a potential disruption from a Louisville airport incident on November 19; no widespread systemic issues were reported by major outlets amid pre-Thanksgiving volume spikes.

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Parcels looping endlessly between hubs and vanishing from trackers have ignited a wave of fury on X this week.

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Major League Baseball announced a six-year extension with PitchCom on Wednesday, ensuring all 30 teams and Triple-A affiliates use the wristband-to-earpiece system at least through 2031. Commissioner Rob Manfred praised it for curbing sign-stealing and accelerating pace of play, coinciding with 2025's average game time of 2:38—the shortest since 1985. While executives tout its security, fans complain of battery failures and delays.

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MLB commits to electronic pitch-calling for another six years, locking in PitchCom through 2031 amid faster games and fan glitches.

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On the Afropolitan Podcast, rapper Ycee criticized Nigeria's 'Olodo Uprising,' where flashy creators like TikTok's Peller gain fame over educated grads. Carter Efe, a 24-year-old comedian known for skits and 'Omo Ologo,' responded with a 2023 certificate from Babcock's Biochemistry Computer Club claiming first-class upper honors as top student. Skeptics noted Nigerian universities use 'First Class Honours' without 'upper,' flagged the tech club's mismatch with biochemistry, and contrasted it with Carter's past interviews saying he skipped uni after secondary school in 2019 due to family financial issues. Babcock alumni dismissed the certificate's authenticity, and no university response has come as demands grow for convocation photos or classmates.

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Carter Efe shared what he called proof of his first-class biochemistry degree from Babcock University, right after Ycee's podcast blast against uneducated influencers.

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On his @joshu_acoustic Instagram, SEVENTEEN vocalist Joshua posted four casual photos of himself in a black beanie and 'HEMULE' tee, holding a phone in a cafe, sipping iced drinks on a deck, and posing by a misty lakeside with lanterns. Captioned 'Taking it slow ~' and shared on Xiaohongshu as '慢慢来~', the update includes an Instagram Story video for extra warmth. Fans cherished the mellow breather from his high-energy group life, with one calling it 'Joshua cafe walks' after tours and subunit projects.

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Amid a busy schedule, Joshua Hong pauses for a serene lakeside sip and flower-filled cafe vibes, inviting fans into his chill world.

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Kolu, once Carter Efe's hypeman after leaving Portable's label, claims Carter routinely had him fetch substances during their Twitch collabs and streams. Their partnership soured before over money splits, with Kolu alleging an unfair 85/15 deal, though Carter previously shared receipts of sending him over ₦2.4 million. Online reactions mostly call Kolu ungrateful for the fame and cash Carter provided, while some clips show him emotional and apologetic, missing their past work together.

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In a heated video clip, Nigerian streamer Kolu points to a photo and calls his ex-collaborator Carter Efe the 'real bad boy' for sending him to buy drugs like Rohypnol, cocaine, and cannabis.

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Thai GL stars Lena Schuett and Miu Natsha shared a scorching behind-the-scenes photo from *Pls Love: รักได้ไหม*, where Lena's character Pheem confronts Miu's Pan with the line 'Isn't the money I gave you enough?' Fans love the intimacy, dubbing Lena the 'neck grabber' from their past work together in *My Safe Zone*. This enemies-to-lovers story, adapted from a novel, flips their previous sweet dynamic into rivalry and passion, with filming underway and a possible late 2026 premiere. Their off-screen bond, like Miu comforting Lena on set, keeps fans hooked on the pair's natural spark.

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Lena grips Miu's neck possessively, their faces inches apart in a hazy, dimly lit shot that captures raw tension from their new series.

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Insider Ramón Álvarez de Mon reports that Real Madrid now sees renewing Vinicius Jr.'s contract as unlikely, with talks paused until after the 2026 World Cup. The club suspects a big summer offer could come for the Brazilian star, who is under contract until June 2027 and seeks €30 million annually to match top earners like Kylian Mbappé. Madrid fans urge the club to meet his demands, while Arsenal supporters dream of a potential £120 million move to fix their attack. Deeper issues like squad dynamics and Mbappé's arrival add tension to the stalled negotiations.

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Vinicius Jr. lit up the pitch recently, smiling alongside president Florentino Pérez at an awards ceremony. Yet fresh reports suggest his Real Madrid future remains up in the air.

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Posted around noon UTC, Soleil's words drew over 29,000 likes, 7,000 reposts, and 300,000 views as users opened up about relationships, habits, and breaking toxic cycles. Rooted in somatic therapy and polyvagal theory, the idea explains how past stress wires our bodies to stick with known pain over uncertain calm. Replies ranged from humorous nods—like preferring familiar hell since heaven feels out of reach—to deeper shares on retraining through breathwork and yoga, highlighting growth in facing the unknown.

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Soleil shared a simple yet profound line: 'Training my nervous system to choose an unfamiliar heaven instead of a familiar hell.' It struck a chord, pulling in raw stories from people everywhere.

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