Wait, They Actually Said That?! 52 Hilariously Wrong Online Posts

A little confidence is good—it helps you go after what you want and make friends. But too much? Well, you might just end up making a fool of yourself. The Dunning-Kruger effect basically says the people who think they're the best... usually aren't.

Turns out, some folks just have an extra dash of overconfidence. Men? Yep, they usually win that prize. And if you can't tell you’re out of your depth—say, arguing with a bear or flying a plane—you’re in for a world of hurt.

Being way too sure of yourself can also make you miss chances or take on stuff that's way out of your league. Plus, friends might start thinking you're a bit full of yourself. Awkward.

Some signs of a confidence overload include thinking you're entitled to special treatment, needing constant praise, being a little arrogant, and dodging responsibility. Sound familiar?

Everyone messes up! The cool move? Admit it, say sorry, and maybe even laugh it off. That makes you way more relatable than someone who stubbornly refuses to admit they're wrong.

The ‘Confidently Incorrect’ subreddit started on a whim after someone spotted a goofy comment online. It exploded overnight with thousands jumping in to share the funniest ‘oops, nope, wrong.’ moments.

At first, it went viral (hello, 30k members in a day!). Now it’s a steady hangout for anyone who loves watching people confidently sprinkle wrongness all over the internet.

Their founder says confidence is what gets us out of bed. And honestly, shy people with all the facts? Not the ones who usually get the mic.

This subreddit calls out the over-the-top confident people who get it totally wrong. It's all about genuine moments, not scripted jokes. Plus, they politely ask users not to share conversations they're in themselves.

So which post made you cringe the hardest? Do you call out wild, confident nonsense online, or just scroll on by? Spill your thoughts below!