January 2024 TikTok Trends (III)

The truth is, TikTok trends come and go really quickly, so they’ll often be outdated by the time they hit the Trends page in the app, so it’s a good idea to always keep an eye out for emerging trends.

 (Added January 20, 2024) “How Hard Can It Be, Boys Do It” Trend | Example: Posting a video lip syncing to this sound with a text overlay describing a situation where you felt bold/brave enough to go for something because you realized it’s not actually that difficult (usually something in a male-dominated industry).

(Added January 22, 2024) Fake Laughing Trend | Example: Posting a video with the CapCut template from the example (and this sound), along with a text overlay describing a situation where you would exaggeratedly laugh at something you don’t actually find funny.

(Added January 23, 2024) Annoying Laugh Trend | Example: Posting a video to this sound with a text overlay describing someone/a group of people who would have this kind of laugh, and how you’d react to it.

(Added January 26, 2024) “If You Think You’re Getting Away, I Can Prove You Wrong” Dancing Guy Trend | Example: Posting a video with the CapCut template from the example (and this song) with a text overlay describing a funny situation where you would be dancing joyously and vibing hard.

(Added January 29, 2024) “Rare Birthday” Trend | Example: Posting a two photo carousel post with the first slide being you and a text overlay talking about the rare birthday trend e.g. “Oh you think your birthday is rare?” with the next slide showing your birthday and also how many hashtags are under your birthday (e.g. #january29birthday), with the lower the number being ‘rarer’ and better.

January 2024 TikTok Trends (II)

 The truth is, TikTok trends come and go really quickly, so they’ll often be outdated by the time they hit the Trends page in the app, so it’s a good idea to always keep an eye out for emerging trends.

(Added January 10, 2024) “Can’t Bring Me Down I’m on a High Right Now” Trend | Example: Posting a funny video using the CapCut template and audio from the example, with a text overlay describing a situation where you would be dismissing haters because you’re on a high/feeling on top of the world.

(Added January 12, 2024) “Come Here, Look at Me, Hey” Trend | Example: Posting a video to this sound using the CapCut example from the template, with a funny text overlay describing a situation where someone would tell you to stop/cut it out.

(Added January 14, 2024) Slow Mo Ariana Grande Meme Trend | Example: Posting a video using the CapCut template from the example, with a funny text overlay describing a scenario when someone would smugly strut into a situation. Usually accompanied with this sound.

(Added January 15, 2024) Confused Ryan Gosling Trend | Example: Posting a video using Ryan Gosling’s reaction to winning best original song for “I’m Just Ken” in a relatable meme relavant to your niche.

(Added January 18, 2024) Perspective Trend | Example: Posting a two photo carousel to this song that shows the power of perspective, with two slides showing the same photo and text, but using different colours/punctuation/emojis to show what a big difference a change in perspective can make.

(to be continued)

January 2024 TikTok Trends (I)

The truth is, TikTok trends come and go really quickly, so they’ll often be outdated by the time they hit the Trends page in the app, so it’s a good idea to always keep an eye out for emerging trends.

(Added January 1, 2024) “12 Grapes New Year” Trend | Example: Posting a video about eating 12 grapes under a table at midnight on New Years for good luck.

(Added January 3, 2024) “Look at Me / Me With A…” Trend | Example: Posting a photo carousel with two slides to this sound – the first with a text overlay saying “Me Without a _____” and then the  second with a text overlay saying “Me With a _____”, usually showing you with a significant other and something that they have.

(Added January 4, 2024) “Oh F*ck That” Trend | Example: Posting a video lip syncing to this sound with a text overlay describing a funny and relatable situation where you would suddenly and abruptly be like “oh f*ck that!”

(Added January 6, 2024) “Priceless Pancake” Trend | Example: There are a few variations of this trend – one is posting a photo carousel that shows how AI would depict the progression of items (e.g. pancakes) ranging from $1, $100, $1000, $1 million, $1 billion and finally “priceless” (usually showing something family related or sentimental). Another variation of this trend is using this audio and reacting to the concept of the priceless pancake.

(Added January 8, 2024) “I Can’t Love You in the Dark” Trend | Example: Posting a video using the 

CapCut template from the example with a text overlay/background depicting a situation where you feel (jokingly) let down by someone you love. Usually accompanied with this sound.

(to be continued)