X (formerly Twitter) remains one of the funniest places on the internet—and let’s be honest, we could all use a good laugh every now and then. People are candid, witty and unapologetically themselves, making for some truly stellar content. You may have chuckled at the funniest tweets on the internet and even flooded your partner’s phone with funny relationship tweets. But if you’re looking for consistent laughs, the funniest Twitter accounts are where it’s at.

These accounts have racked up thousands—or even millions—of followers for a reason. There’s a joke for everyone about everything from friendship and exercise to a spin on parenting woes. Some are regular folks who just happen to be hilarious. Others? Brands that have nailed the art of being funny online. Scroll on for the funniest Twitter accounts that will brighten up your feed.

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God

Follow: @god


Simon Holland

Follow: @simoncholland


James Breakwell

Follow: @XplodingUnicorn


Chipotle

Follow: @ChipotleTweets


Joan Cornellà

Follow: @sirjoancornella


Thoughts of Dog

Follow: @dog_feelings


Fact Retriever

Follow: @factretriever


James

Follow: @CaucasianJames


The Onion

Follow: @TheOnion


Big Ben

Follow: @big_ben_clock


Harrison Weinreb

Follow: @harriweinreb


Pourmecoffee

Follow: @pourmecoffee


Preschool Gems

Follow: @PreschoolGems


MoonPie

Follow: @MoonPie


David Hughes

Follow: @david8hughes


SparkNotes

Follow: @SparkNotes


Tim Siedell

Follow: @badbanana


Wendy’s

Follow: @Wendys


Charmin

Follow: @Charmin


Ryan Reynolds

Follow: @VancityReynolds

With the funniest Twitter accounts on your reading roster, you’ll have a well-honed sense of humor in no time. The next order of business: Collect the funniest, most relatable tweets and share them with your circle. Remember, a good laugh is just a follow away.

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