Sorry, but someone had to say it.Īre TikTok dances still a trend? There will always be the few stragglers that continue to make TikTok dances to whatever songs are current, but we have gotten to a point as a TikTok community where the Renegade has been retired and there is no more wondering if Charli D’amelio will ever post the long-awaited video of her doing the WAP. Not to mention the fact that 95 percent of the time, thirst traps are made by the guys who parted their hair down the middle and think it automatically classifies as a glow up. What is the verdict on them? First of all, who decided that it would be hot to make a 15-second transition video with red LED lights blasting in their face and call it a trend? Do the red lights give a nice ambience that makes these TikTokers irresistibly attractive? Probably… because it’s all gone in the flip of a switch. Now, the very controversial subject of thirst traps. Question: how exactly do you smuggle a urinal? Prior to the award-winning urinal thief, most shoved their bathroom souvenirs into their backpacks (amateurs), but this must’ve been meticulously mapped out before the crime was committed.Īlso, what is the plan when your mom finds a fun little surprise in your room? Are you going to tell her that it’s okay because your friends (or should I say followers) were so proud of you for successfully ripping off a school urinal? Yeah, I’m sure that would work out really well. Some crowd favorite thefts include paper towel dispensers, bathroom locks and – my personal favorite – urinals. Some of our current favorite TikTok trends:ĭevious licks is a newly popular TikTok trend where kids steal random objects from their school in a heroic cool-guy attempt to go viral. It was no longer just the *intense,* 15-second, 2x-speed videos of hand motions and lip syncing to “Stereo Hearts.” With this new update, TikTok trends were born.

However, with this new name came new features and creations.

TikTok started out as a controversial app when it was revamped in 2017 and the name was changed from “Musical.ly.” It took awhile for students to warm up to this big change, but eventually we accepted the new update and took it for what it was.

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