“How’s My Form?” videos are growing on TikTok. The trend consists of creators poking fun at parents and other creators. These videos often lean on stereotypes and biases to make the joke.

Cannabis connoisseurs and stoners alike don’t plan to let COVID-19 slow their marijuana-filled plans, according to 4/20 memes.

TikTokers are using the Face Zoom effect on TikTok to prove they aren’t “ugly.” The trend started by @babysnitchery began as a hack to take better selfies with your phone’s front-facing camera.

The #DJAtHome trend calls for TikTokers to turn their homes into virtual clubs. Typically the “DJ” performs for one person. The trend is performed to The Wanted’s “Glad You Came.”

#LeavingMyBody trend on TikTok is marked by creators expressing various emotions (sadness, confidence, anger, etc.) leaving their body with the “Purple Flame” effect.” The trend is set to True Jackson VP‘s “Change It Up” theme song.

A vintage photo of a distracted woman looking at a naval officer (or Marine) while walking with a sailor is being used on Reddit.

Mayor Lightfoot memes are popping up on social media due to her strict policies regarding social distancing and quarantine. The memes serve as a reminder that she is always watching.

#StimulusCheck and #StimulusDeposit memes are going viral on Twitter and Reddit after the IRS began issuing $1200 to taxpayers to alleviate any financial hardship caused by the Coronavirus.

A screenshot from Tory Lanez’s Latest Instagram Live session is becoming a meme. Twitter users are using the screengrab of his smiling face cocked to the side to represent feelings of excitement or attraction.

The short-form video creating platform TikTok’s got a new feature: voice over. It allows creators to add their own soundbites to video footage without leaving the app.

The new #CrushOnYouChallenge requires TikTokers to create colored coordinated beauty looks set to Lil Kim’s “Crush on You” featuring Notorious B.I.G. The trend was started by user @TheFaceBully_.

Some health experts report the safest time to resume concerts and other public gatherings won’t be until Fall 2021. Twitter users are upset and reacting with their own “no concerts until Fall 2021 memes.”