While many Moroccan influencers are flashing their fake lives on social media and getting many teenage followers ready to do whatever it takes to be like them, we all know what it is. It’s the shortest path to success where it is trendy in Morocco, since Moroccan society lives for others (everyone is watching everyone and ready to do anything to be better than the others). It's as sad as it sounds, but we Moroccans hate each other, because Moroccans hate Moroccans.

Those who chose to study and work hard at their universities were so disappointed after the sex scandal went viral.

The residents of the Al-Rahma neighborhood in Casablanca woke up to the screams of many people in the community when they saw one of their neighbors walking through the streets with a head in his hand, not a sheep’s head but a human head, and none than his own mother.

One of the neighbors who spoke to local media about this heinous crime revealed painful and chilling facts, indicating that the perpetrator was stripped of all meanings of humanity by carrying the head of his mother. The latter had carried him for nine months in her stomach and suffered raising him.

Among the artists who criticized the return of the strict measures, the Moroccan rapper who I already interviewed in Morocco for Alarabiya News English:

Moroccan rapper Taoufik Hazib, alias Don Bigg took to Instagram to express his anger about the Moroccan government's constantly changing restrictions: Opening and closing the borders, changing the curfews frequently, and a ban on travel to and from the biggest cities in Morocco.

The case of a 21-year-old guy whose video went viral in Morocco. The footage shows him obstructing the movement of one of the trams in Casablanca by placing a table on the tramway route, sitting on a chair, lighting a cigarette, and having a coffee, forcing the driver of the tram to suddenly hit the brakes, endangering the safety of the passengers.