Think a kid-free internet sounds great? You're not paying attention.

Source: Business Insider

These teens are probably posting memes to social media that you and I won't understand for weeks. Xavier Lorenzo/Getty Images; Tyler Le/BIRemoving young people under 16 from the web would leave social media shockingly empty. Teens drive internet culture, secretly dictating the memes and creators on adult feeds.

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