TikTokers are using the phrase “invested stock in” and “invested in stock at”when they are one of the first to watch a creative TikTok video on their “For You Page.”

#EverydayScience has TikTokers conducting their own experiments while they show off their scientific knowledge on a wide range of topics.

“Me Before” and “Before My” videos are growing on TikTok. The trend is marked by dark humor. Creators showcase pictures before a traumatizing accident. The twist is, it hasn’t happened yet.

TikTokers are recording #PetVlog moments to show off their furry friends in creative ways.

“How’s My Form?” videos are growing on TikTok. The trend consists of creators poking fun at parents and other creators. These videos often lean on stereotypes and biases to make the joke.

Some people are using TikTok as a dating app, posting girlfriend or boyfriend “applications” or making selfie slideshows to the song “I’m Single And I’m Lit.”

#DoTheScotts on TikTok is a sponsored dance hashtag that has TikTokers doing The Lawnmower for Scott’s lawn care products.

TikTokers are using the Face Zoom effect on TikTok to prove they aren’t “ugly.” The trend started by @babysnitchery began as a hack to take better selfies with your phone’s front-facing camera.

“TikTok cringe” is a term that encapsulates the cringeyness that TikTok is known and loved for.

TikTokers are making videos featuring the 2016 dance move known as the Running Man Challenge.

#Over30 on TikTok is a community hashtag that appeals to those who are in their 30s.

#Over20 on TikTok is a hashtag that showcases different aspects within a certain age demographic whether that be framed around that age group’s cultural trends, upbringing, or age-appropriate content.