The Worst TikTok Trends

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[VisualVenture]

Thank you guys for always supporting. 700k HERE WE COME

[theyeszenmama]

Whenever I feel like I’m stupid, I remember that people commit crimes for TikTok

[mxslx]

People are getting WAY too comfortable on internet

[wirelessdirk]

Back in my day parents and teachers used to tell us "if they jump from a bridge, would you too?" No, we wouldn't.

[InquisitorAstelon]

Why can't someone start a trend of picking up litter or feeding homeless people?

[LoboSolitario]

Was a victim of the Kia challenge. It was the first brand new car that I had ever bought myself. The damage to the steering column and the ignition was so extensive that the car was considered totalled. I felt completely defeated, especially since I had only had the car for maybe 2 months before it happened.

[x-CupidzBlod-x]

In 2022, my mother was a victim of the Kia challenge. She literally lost her job. And her only ride to work. My mom was in the news and is currently involved in a lawsuit, it has not gone very far, sadly.

[cherryrose]

the biggest question i have is why does tiktok allow these trends to go on for so long before the videos get removed?? these trends shouldn't have trended in the first place

[FreakinMORI]

"Tiktok isn't trash, It show us how trash people can become"
I forgot who said that lines but I'll never forget this line

[Kdeezy_]

Tik Tok Logic:

“Let’s commit felonies and make everyone’s life more stressful, do irreparable damage to our bodies, destroy relationships and hurt the people around us and ourselves”

“Nah not really feeling it”

Add a “…Challenge” at the end.

“NOW we’re talking” 😏

[erebostd]

And people tell ME i‘m the strange one for not having accounts on twitter, facebook, ticktock, etc…

[callmebaka]

Your partner isn't supposed to do everything for you, and if they do they aren't helping you to become a better person to do things for yourself. That literally would cause someone to cling onto them more and feel like they can't do anything without that other person around.

[nanamanke]

I love it so much. When you explain a word that I never heard off, I am not using Tiktok or any social media, except for YouTube. But it's so annoying that most people just hurt themselves or others just because of the "trends" and "challenges."

[h.e.d.w.i.g]

I may be stupid, but i'm not stupid enough to commit a felony over a silly tiktok trend.

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edit: woah 32 likes.

[RayvenLunaNite]

This is why not everyone should have a social media account. Dumb challenges and ruining relationships based on online validation. True love doesn't need a trivial test

[realleif]

This teeth filing thing already sounds so unbelievable uncomfortable to me, just the thought feels like Nails of chalkboard

[bluebeka]

Tiktok is like harming someone and saying "Is just a prank bro" or saying is a social experiment.
The trends are basically like "Let's be a criminal guy" no, people need to get arrested more.

[meepmoe]

People think it's ridiculous that stores lock up and put security locks on silly stuff, but after seeing stuff like this, you'll be glad that they do.

[herodoesstuff]

seeing trauma dumping described as "someone telling you their problems" is so frustrating and sad. venting isn't trauma dumping. trauma dumping is when someone dumps all their trauma on you in an overwhelming and unwanted way. it's literally self explanatory. i hate how the internet keeps bastardizing psychological terms like this :/ its also rly harmful to teach ppl that the simple act of venting is something as heavy as trauma dumping, encouraging them to never talk to ppl they love/in their lives about their problems. Ugh

[Tullece]

If someone breaks up with you over peeling an orange then they are doing you a favour by removing themselves