It's a real inside look into how these kinds of TikTok challenges are born. The duo has since posted TikToks of themselves doing the dance to both of their accounts, and they're now helping users learn the dance so that others can replicate it under the sound. 5, the video has garnered 10.6 million views and 1.3 million likes. One is the addictive dance created by and They first posted the choreography on Oct. There are currently over 80,000 videos under the sound. Lil Yachty)" by Remble, thanks to several popular TikTok dances. The song of the week is "Rocc Climbing (feat. It's going to be a long day if you watch the clock
Whether it's a random pic of a sunset, or a bouquet of supermarket flowers, people are sharing candidly curated snapshots of their lives on the app as a way to find joy in life's meaningless moments.Īs Instagram becomes more of a shopping app, TikTok is now the place to post your photo dumps. The trend is a way for TikTok users to appreciate the beauty of everyday life. Some examples are "pov you take pictures of everything because you find everything aesthetic" and "POV: you take pictures of everything because you like how it looks in your head."Īn example of the trend. These videos have a variety of captions that all have the same general message: find beauty in the small things. The sound has over 80,000 videos under it. The latest way to romanticize your life on TikTok is by posting all the most aesthetic photos on your camera roll to a Euphoria remix of "Good Days" by SZA. The snail meme is a classic internet inside joke, and its resurgence proves that it's only a matter of time before old memes become new again. The caption reads, "Wandering around the salt flats so the snail has a terrible time." The video has over 1.6 million likes. Credit: tiktok / immortal_snail_Īnother example of prime snail content is a video posted by TikTok user in which they smartly walk on salt flats to ward off any killer snails. One of those accounts, posted a video with the text, "I thrive knowing you will never rest." The video has been liked more than 2 million times. Some cleaver TikTokkers are even posting videos from the perspective of the snail, and these clips are actually kind of ominous. Now, seven years later, it's made its way, slowly, to TikTik.Ĭurrently, #immortalsnail has over 230 million views on the platform, and videos under the hashtag are inexplicably paired with John Lennon's holiday song "Happy Xmas (War is Over)." but you're constantly running from a snail that will kill you upon contact.Īt the time, the snail scenario became a meme on platforms like iFunny and Reddit. This isn't a normal snail because if this snail touches them, they die. The snail meme dates back to 2014 when the Rooster Teeth Podcast proposed a hypothetical scenario in which a person receives $10 million dollars - and a snail follows them in perpetuity. The immortal snail meme made its way to TikTok It's one of the best films of the year.What is the immortal snail, and why is everyone on our FYPs talking about it? This week on TikTok we have all kinds of trends, from Gen Z's new take on aesthetic photo dumps to why everyone is living ironically.īut first: Let's begin with a little meme history. It's a masterpiece of creativity and simplicity. And if giving someone a feeling like that isn't the mark of a master artist, I don't know what is. Coming out of the theater, I felt such a profound sense of love for the people around me and for the beautiful things both natural and man-made in this world.
It's a story about family and the necessity of the simple sharing of experiences with other people. This is a film with such a pervasive sense of gratitude for the gift of life-for the gift of opportunities to change, progress, and grow that we are often presented with in this life. I don't think I have ever seen a film so effectively portray the beauty of the "little things" in life. Marcel's world is small, and thus the things he finds joy in are small. The witty dialogue takes jabs at the oddities of both human and "shell" behavior, but also often carries a surprisingly poignant depth that I did not expect. The comedy is constant and absolutely spectacular. It feels lived-in, yet at the same time, lonely, and this production design adds a great deal to Marcel's emotional journey. Jaw-droppingly fluid stop-motion animation adds such a vibrant life to the world of Marcel the shell and his grandmother. Given this, I believe it is truly impossible to watch this film and still hold negativity in your soul by the time the credits roll. My cold, black, cynical core was absolutely melted by this adorable story.
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