In 2020, the whole world started to be impacted by the Coronavirus pandemic. We were pushed to slow down our activities and to limit our movement. Some of us, felt lonely, stressed, too restricted, angry, sad, but some tried to find joy between those new rules. On social media, we noticed a new record level of activity according to this article on Humanities and Social Sciences Communications (Yousri Marzouki, Fatimah Salem Aldossari & Giuseppe A. Veltri, "Understanding the buffering effect of social media use on anxiety during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown"). Among other media, Twitter is…