On TikTok, the phrase “could I pull you” is synonymous with “would you date me.” It’s associated with a trend set to the song “L.A.LOVE (la la)” by Fergie.

Twitter users are sharing memes of four cropped images that show Pope Francis holding random objects.

The “What You Know Bout Love” dance on TikTok is marked by rolling the dice, pointing, slow motion walking, and the dolphin.

Twitter reacted with both critical and funny tweets about Ice Cube after it was revealed the rapper worked with the Trump Administration on the “Platinum Plan.”

#GrinchTok is a section of TikTok dedicated to The Grinch fandom that features many dancing Grinch videos.

The Time Warp Scan TikTok feature allows users to create videos and images with a staggered time-lapse effect.

The hashtag #NBCBlackout started trending on Twitter as people criticize NBC and call for a boycott because the network plans to air Trump’s town hall at the same time as Biden’s on Oct. 15.

The “Said Sum” celebs dancing TikTok trend features videos of celebrities, typically middle-aged women, synced to audio of Moneybagg Yo’s “Said Sum” remix featuring City Girls and DaBaby.

The “Darling, Darling, Twerk For Me” dance on TikTok consists of creators twerking, while crossing their arms and hitting their knees, before bending over.

Parents are dishing out savage insults to their children in a TikTok trend set to a song with the lyrics “no no no no no.”

Here’s a preliminary introduction to the game Among Us and its cultural significance for anyone who’s been wondering how to play or what those memes are all about.

TikTokers are creating memes about a fly that landed on Vice President Mike Pence’s head during the 2020 Vice Presidential Debate on Oct. 7.