The Ain’t No Simpin TikTok Challenge sees creators pretending to fall. Instead of hitting the ground, they stop and appear to float.
The Ain’t No Simpin TikTok Challenge sees creators pretending to fall. Instead of hitting the ground, they stop and appear to float.
The Boys Vs. Girls TikTok war sees creators filling the comments section of the @BoysTheOfficial and @Girls accounts with blue and pink emojis respectively, as a means to gain more followers.
TikTok’s new Milkshake routine is a sexually suggestive dance to “Milkshake” by Bby Kodie.
TikTokers are presenting information about themselves with the invitation to viewers “let’s be mutuals.”
Typically seen on TikTok, “default gang” and “default settings” are anti-LGBTQ+ terms that imply that heterosexuality is the “default” sexuality.
The “Show Yourself 3 Januarys [sic] In A Row” TikTok trend sees creators sharing photos of how they’ve grown in the past three years.
People are showing off their curves in the #SilhouetteChallenge on social media.
An illustration of a man with a knife threatening another man is being used by internet users to depict situations in which they typically feel anxious, stressed, or fearful of an impending danger.
TikTokers are dancing to Billy Joel’s “Zanzibar” with choreography by @maxmith_.
TikTokers are dancing with their friends in a circle to “SexyBack” by Justin Timberlake.
The “Vroom Vroom” TikTok dance consists of hip pops, crossing arm motions, miming driving a car, and hitting the woah.
A genre of TikTok videos features people cooking meals for their husbands or significant others. Videos contain both serious content and satirical takes on traditional gender roles.