This Website Is Where All Those Viral Lebanese Voicenotes Come From

Everyone knows those viral Lebanese voicenotes that circulate all over our timelines. It turns out there’s actually a whole website that archives them all.

Anyone interested in archives or internet culture knows how important it is to document the weird, wonderful, and wildly specific corners of our world. Just like AO3 became the go-to archive for fan fiction lovers everywhere, this voicenote website is doing the same for a uniquely Lebanese internet phenomenon.

The website is called b3at.co, where you can browse an archive of hilarious voicenotes.

Apparently, there’s also a section for merch, so you can also wear some viral voicenotes as a t-shirt. We’re not sure if the website is still actively selling them though, but someone must be paying to keep the domain alive.

In a world where content disappears fast, b3at.co acts like a digital time capsule. It preserves some of the funniest and most iconic moments in local meme culture.

The idea behind this website is probably the reason so many accounts on TikTok and Instagram continue posting these gems. So, if you’re ever bored, just open their website and tune in to random strangers.

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