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In between these time tables I looked at sports news on ESPN and also the information about sports betting and the lines for a certain game that is going to be played.

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Instagram: 33.3%
Snapchat: 16.6%
YouTube: 33.3%
Twitter: 16.6%

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I watched multiple news videos on YouTube about Ellen DeGeneres and what went wrong with her talk show and the toxic work environment it had.

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Before I went to bed I went on Instagram and watched an IGTV video on former inmates and the prison stories they had. I also went onto a couple film accounts to learn more about some of the films that I like and what went into the process of making the film.

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I went onto YouTube to watch a couple of my favorite creators. The content I was consuming was basically entirely entertainment-based. After I was done watching their videos, I watched a 10 minute video on the upcoming U.S. Presedential election and what to expect.

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I went onto Snapchat and after messaging some of my friends I went into the discover page. I watched and read on the drug trade involving fentanyl and how the process of making and selling it works. It detailed how fentanyl-use is becoming an issue across the world.

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A headline from a Twitter notification caught my eye and caused me to click on it and scroll through different tweets on the app. Most of information I consumed dealt with the coronavirus and how it is affecting sports.

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I went on Instagram and scrolled through my feed. Your feed on social media is recent posts from accounts that you follow on the platform. These posts were mostly sports and music related.