TikTokers are sprinting through their homes as they reenact life’s unfortunate events as different people set to Mr. blue sky by Electric Light Orchestra as part of the “Mr. Blue Sky” trend.

By adding the phrase “arrest the cops who killed Breonna Taylor” to the end of seemingly mundane tweets, Twitter users share stark reminders that the fight for racial justice is far from over.

Hotep memes are used to share or respond to humorous conspiracy tweets, indicate a higher level of thinking, or a means of mocking toxic male behavior.

Kiara Fox is a 17-year-old activist on TikTok. She is a member of the LGBTQIA+ community and organized Virtual Pride 2K20.

Sony’s PlayStation 5 reveal has led to a surge of PS5 memes online.

TikTok’s Put It On Em, Marry Me trend is marked by creators throwing up their ring finger before dancing on a green screened image of their fictitious fiancé, usually a celebrity or popular TikToker.

Through the Vogue Challenge, people are showing the world what it’d look like if they were a magazine cover star. The Essence Challenge does the same thing while celebrating Black excellence on the cover of a Black-owned magazine.

The “Always Buckle Up, Psh Yolo” trend on TikTok is marked by creators using audio from a high school PSA about seat belt safety with images of celebrities.

The Haha Lil Darkie trend on TikTok is marked by creators transforming their looks set to “Haha” by Lil Darkie. The song is controversial online for is reported racist undertones.

TikTokers are using the “Pucker Up” effect to test how big their lips are. The trend is performed to “U Was At The Club” by The Boy Boy West Coast.

These TikTokers are dedicated to using their platforms to spread awareness about racial inequality, women’s empowerment, and the rights of the LGBTQIA+ community.

TikTokers are recreating the voiceover from Playboi Carti’s song “Shawty In Love” in the “Carti I Wanna Go To Pluto” trend where they spark a lighter and deliver a dramatic monologue.