“He has no lips”/”how will he get kiss kiss” TikTok memes come from several layers of TikTok meme trends, with audio from a duet between @polo.boyy and @thereal_tati.

To celebrate World Emoji Day, we’ve collected and defined some of the most culturally significant emoji of 2020 so far.

TikTok’s Wide Walking trend sees creators putting their own spin on the “Wide Walking Putin” memes using distorted footage. These videos are performed to Piano Fantasia’s “Song For Denise” (Maxi version).

Some Straight TikTokers have been creating controversial POV videos where they roleplay as fathers talking to their children, calling themselves “daddy” and making sexual references about him and “mommy.”

As COVID-19 cases surge across the United States, these memes drag anti-maskers for refusing to do their part to protect public health.

TikTok’s “Pump It” dance by creator @Nathanlust consists of air guitar, the woah, claps, and the mop. It is performed to DJ TVMPO’s (@djtvmpo) mash-up of Black Eyed Peas’ “Pump It” and Lil Nas X’s “Rodeo.”

TikTok’s upgraded duet feature (up and down) allows creators to use the feature horizontally, leading to a new type of trend on the app.

Creators are using TikTok’s upgraded duet feature to superimpose their body on top of Irish dancer @Marypapageorge.

Ivanka Trump’s controversial endorsement of Goya Foods led to many parody memes.

Randonauting is a newly popular activity where people visit locations based on randomized coordinates. The hobby has a strong online community which has grown as more people turn to it as a quarantine activity.

TikTokers are pretending to hit  or “bonk” people on the head in order to fix a “malfunction,” usually an emotion or a trait someone else might deem controversial.

TikTokers are using audio of Madison Beer saying she was supposed to be in Ariana Grande’s “Thank U, Next” music video to poke fun at situations where they used an excuse to make up for being rejected or excluded.