Twitter Gives TIME Magazine a Razzing for Trying to Figure Out What "Bae" Means
Twitter users had a good laugh over TIME's attempt to explain the prevalence of the word "bae" in pop culture over the past year. Of course, they had to write their own headlines for stories that the perpetually out-of-touch magazine could write next:
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