Most drama on Reddit breaks out between members of the identical subreddit, nameless boards that enable customers to share their concepts, experiences, and questions. However, a current submit on r/AskReddit has customers throwing shade at different “annoying” subs.

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The poster asks, “What’s the most annoying sub on Reddit?” garnering almost 1,000 feedback.

Several Redditors are shaming the subs that kicked them out for no obvious cause. In specific, some say r/vent doesn’t enable customers to completely categorical their frustrations.

Others observe regarding conduct in members of subs devoted to being anti-owning pets, score the looks of strangers, and even aquarium preserving.

Some r/AskReddit members even critique their very own sub, pointing fingers at their fellow posters.

These are the 16 most annoying subreddits, ranked by Redditors themselves.

1. r/UnpopularOpinion

r/UnpopularOpinion permits customers to share their “burning hot takes” anonymously to see who else agrees with their opinions they received’t share publicly.

“r/unpopularopinion is just a bunch of popular opinions as all of the actual unpopular opinions get downvoted to shit and in many cases removed by the mods (I’ve seen this happen several times to posts I’ve commented on that sub, so I’m not making this up).” —u/osama_bin_guapin

“At least 70% of the posts I see there are food-related stuff. Like omfg.. Nobody cares if you don‘t like a popular food, or eat something in a non-traditional way! Eat whatever you want or however you want! And if you don’t like something, then don’t eat it.” —u/Chocolatelover4ever

2. r/Rant

Despite banning dialogue of politics, meta, or “witch hunts,” this sub claims to be an area for customers to vent their frustrations about something and every little thing.

“r/rant. I got permabanned because my post caused a fight in the comments. Never got back to me on why I got banned and not the guys fighting?” —u/PepsiMaxHoe

“Yeah, I got permabanned there too for the same reason! Makes no sense. You can’t vent and not expect some controversy.” —u/GinjaNinja1027

“They’re really touchy. I don’t even bother. Had an old account get banned because I was complaining about people being sensitive.. I think they decided I was an old man or something. They deleted every single one of my posts too like they got really personal. Over moderated for how little they choose to communicate.” —u/Smooth-Penalty8611

3. r/AmItheAsshole

AITA members submit awkward interactions to let others determine who the true villain of the story is.

“r/AmItheAsshole feels mostly fake these days. Like people can’t really be that dumb, can they?” —u/tellmeaboutyourpies

“Yeah, nobody is even looking for an honest answer. Just validation. (and they ALWAYS get it).” —u/moffman93

“It’s mostly ChatGPT slop to raise karma for future OF accounts.” —u/thebruns

4. r/TrueRateMe

Members can submit selfies for nameless members to fee. However, they’re notably stingy with giving out excessive scores.

“Truerateme is up there. They have an “objective” scoring information and can ban individuals for overrating. The most stunning girl you’ve ever seen would get rated a 6.5 after which that consumer can be banned for overrating.” —u/Ipuncholdpeople

“That’s one of the most blatantly incel subs I’ve ever seen.” —u/Oily_Bolts

“I just saw a very very gorgeous woman who was rated 5-6/10. And anyone rating with a 9/10 was warned by other Redditors that they may get banned.” —u/GinkgoBiloba357

5. r/InterestingAsF***

Short on enjoyable details to share throughout icebreakers? This subreddit is devoted to sharing fascinating tidbits.

“InterestingasF*** is just full of straight-up misinformation.” —u/kyubeyt

“Most of the posts there aren’t even interesting enough for r/MildlyInteresting.” —u/PoopNoodleCasserole

6. r/Aquariums

Fishkeepers congregate on this sub to share recommendation on preserving scale pets completely satisfied and wholesome. However, tread frivolously in the event you’re a beginner.

“You’ve never in your life come across a more high and mighty group of people than the folks on r/aquariums … I dare you to go on there and ask an innocent beginner question.” —u/yt_nom

7. r/Confessions

From crime confessions to revealing embarrassing habits, customers get their greatest secrets and techniques off their chest in r/Confessions.

“r/confessions is pathetic. Most of the confessions are trivial and some even have a degree of bragging hidden within.” —u/CalligrapherFit8962

8. r/TooAfraidToAsk

Members of r/TooAfraidToAsk can ask burning questions in a (principally) judgment-free zone.

“I’m convinced that 99% of posters are 12-year-old boys with an unhealthy obsession with flatulence, fecal matter and all things ass-related.” —u/onefellswoop70

9. r/AskReddit

r/AskReddit is sort of a residence base for customers on the platform who wish to survey others.

“r/askreddit because it’s just been the same questions over and over again but just reworded differently. It’s getting ridiculous. Obviously, this question isn’t what I’m referring to.” —u/TheClungerOfPhunts

10. r/PeterExplainstheJoke

If you don’t perceive a joke, these Redditors may also help.

“r/peterexplainsthejoke is full of people who post obvious jokes as engagement bait. I see a few that are legit, but a lot of them are just obvious engagement bait.” —u/maybebaebea

11. r/Memes

r/Memes lets customers share their favourite web jokes with one another. However, members conflict when their humor doesn’t align.

“r/memes r/dankmemes The definition of Redditors. They speak in ‘poggers 100’ language, and the mods are basement dwellers who ban you if your meme ‘isn’t dank enough.’ Ask me how I know, thank god they banned me in 2019.” —u/Under_TheMattress

12. r/PublicFreakout

This sub shames individuals for dropping their cool in public.

“r/publicfreakout turned into a politics sub. No, random republican politician holding a speech is not a public freakout.” —u/majcek

“I’ve seen posts of people who are very high or having a mental health crisis and it feels very gross to be filming these people in these vulnerable situations.” —u/catmom81519

13. r/ChangeMyView

If somebody has an opinion they know could also be flawed, this sub lets them work it out with different open-minded individuals.

“r/changemyview. You are obligated by the MODs to award a delta to the bot that answered your post with a bullshit ‘technically not incorrect’ response.” —u/psycharious

14. r/Science

Most new research find yourself on this subreddit. Then, science lovers dissect the brand new info.

“Oh, easy: r/science. Profoundly unscientific. Just a bunch of I LUV SCIENZE types who frantically mash the upvote button on every crappy, non-replicable PsyPost study that seems to confirm their pre-existing biases — and always, always in one particular ideological direction.” —u/Alaska_Jack

15. r/PetFree

People who don’t desire a furry (or scaly) pal discover widespread floor on r/PetFree.

“r/petfree. Being someone that’s indifferent to pets or doesn’t generally LOVE them is fine, but some of the people over there genuinely hate animals and wish harm upon them. some of the shit over there is really disturbing.” —u/SituationWild2630

16. r/DefendingAIArt

While synthetic intelligence has a whole lot of haters, some individuals recognize its artistic aspect.

“r/defendingAIArt like come on man I feel ready to throw something after 5 minutes on there.” —u/IcyAppointment9736

“Saw it once, I haven’t recovered from the brain damage it caused. Also, they LOVE brigading into subs that consider regulating or banning AI. If the discussion is on the table, you’ll see thousands of more users that never even interacted with the community against the ban.” —u/saphire233

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