The #DontRunChallenge, also known as, #WhyAreYouRunning challenge features very fast footwork performed to DJ Eddy Beatz “Why Are You Running” (Remix).
The #DontRunChallenge, also known as, #WhyAreYouRunning challenge features very fast footwork performed to DJ Eddy Beatz “Why Are You Running” (Remix).
Of the most popular TikTok trends of June 202o, here are the best ones that are bound to last through July and beyond.
“Are you lost baby girl?” is a question from the erotic movie 365 Days. The question is used on TikTok in response to bizarre or humorous videos. On Twitter, it is used when sharing a photo of an attractive individual.
Teens are attempting the “O Saki Saki” dance on TikTok from the Bollywood film Batla House. The dance is known for its complex moves involving back bends, claps, and very good balance.
TikTok’s #BarbieGirlChallenge defies unrealistic beauty standards as creators transition from a full glam look, through a post-op look, to au naturale.
The “Ya Ya Ya Challenge” on TikTok is marked by creators repeating the same motion over and over again.
TikTokers are leaving completely unrelated comments under videos in an effort to gain popularity or feel included.
The #GoobaChallenge on TikTok is a dance consisting of twerking, throwing it back, and crossing arm motions performed to Tekashi 6ix9ine’s “Gooba.”
Creators are making fun of the times they’ve run into very attractive people while dressed down in the “Me Vs. The Boys There” trend.
Retail TikTok is a subgenre within Alt/Elite TikTok where creators depict anthropomorphized brands and retail stores in bizarre videos.
The “Down South, Hood Baby” TikTok trend calls for creators to stand in a row. They take turns reciting lyrics to KBFR’s “Hood Baby” before looking up, down, and off to the side in unison.
TikTokers are labeling the various “sides” of TikTok including Straight TikTok and Elite/Alt TikTok to highlight the distinct communities and genres forming within the app.