Elmo probably did not expect the internet to unload its mental health struggles on him when he tweeted "How is everybody doing?" on Monday. (Victoria Will / Associated Press) We are "Not good, Elmo.

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The internet is a space where people share their unfiltered thoughts and emotions which is probably why when Elmo tweeted a mental health check-in with people online the dog-pile responses were ...

We are “Not good, Elmo. Not good,” but thanks for asking. The beloved “Sesame Street” character put feelers out into the ether Monday, the final Monday in what feels like the longest January ever, ...

At first glance, it might have looked like a run-of-the-mill social media check-in: "How is everybody doing?" But the message came from Elmo — the furry red friend to kids, Muppets and anyone else.

Have a seat on my couch: When the beloved children's character Elmo asked how people how they were doing, the responses came from far beyond Sesame Street. At first glance, it might have looked like a ...