

The “Are You Part Of The LGBTQ?” TikTok dance trend consists of creators answering the question with a “No!” while dancing to Pussycat Dolls’ “When I Grow Up.”
The “Are You Part Of The LGBTQ?” TikTok dance trend consists of creators answering the question with a “No!” while dancing to Pussycat Dolls’ “When I Grow Up.”
The fake crying acting challenge on TikTok draws criticism for showcasing how White women can weaponize their tears.
The coconut girl aesthetic is characterized by tropical prints, bright colors, crochet clothing, skirts, and shell accessories.
Blue Squares on Instagram are part of #BlueOutFriday which is a social media demonstration against anti-Semitism.
“Sending So Much Love And Support” Olivia Munn Twitter memes see internet users trying to manifest romantic relationships with celebs by poking fun at Olivia Munn’s tweet.
TikTokers are dancing to music without any regard to the beat as part of the Dancing Like Yt Women trend.
Gal Gadot’s concerns about the Israel-Palestinian crisis were met with backlash and memes on Twitter.
TikTok’s “So You Hate Cops” trend sees creators sharing photos of their fathers while poking fun at law enforcement.
“Fax, no printer” is another phrase for “facts” which means “truth.” It signifies being in agreement with another person.
The phrase “unalive myself/yourself” refers to an individual dying by suicide.
Creators typically squint their eyes and poke out their lips on TikTok to represent overly confident and cocky men.
Creators are poking fun at unwanted advances as part of the “You Want Me” trend on TikTok.