2026newtrend on Instagram: "The post shares a first-person video of the TILT ride at 360 CHICAGO, showing a glass platform tilting 30 degrees over the city from 1,000 feet up, captioned “Very scary” to capture the vertigo-inducing experience. Launched in 2013 at the John Hancock Center’s 94th floor, TILT accommodates up to eight riders in a fully enclosed space, requiring a separate $15 ticket beyond observation deck admission. Engineered with multi-layered, impact-resistant glass and daily insp

Tudor Bratu on Instagram: "World’s first tilt-and-telescopic / 4-way electrically adjustable steering wheel equipped with an airbag. Standard equipment in the first ever Lexus model, the 1989 LS. As seen here in a 1992 LS 400."

Uncrustamemes on Instagram: "The “Head Tilt Delay” Phenomenon That Has Gen Z Absolutely Losing Their Minds 🤨⚡🫠 There’s a new trend blowing up called the Head Tilt Delay Phenomenon, and it’s making everyone feel like their body has its own secret loading screen. The challenge is simple: record yourself turning your head slightly while listening to someone or reacting to something. But when people replay the clip in slow-mo, they swear their head moves a millisecond after their expression change