PornHub just released some, er, interesting statistics on popular searches on the site for the month of May.
And it turns out fidget spinners were the top trending search term.
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“Fascination with Fidget Spinners has really taken off the last few months,” PornHub says. “Our statisticians found that as of may May 10th, searches began to grow, with a massive overnight increase on May 16th, and hitting an all time high on May 21st.”
There were a massive 2.5 million searches for fidget spinners on the site in just a 10 day period. Blame the 18-24 year old women for this one, who were statistically far more likely to use the search term. As foer what they find?
Yeah, I aint searching that. Be my guest.
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[PornHub]