The hashtag #rucking has already gotten over 19.3 million views on TikTok. Rucking comes from a military practice called the ruck march
Category: Social media
‘Budget Ozempic’ TikTok Trend: How It’s Contributing To The Laxative Shortage
TikTokers have been promoting the use of laxatives such as Miralax, Ex-Lax and Glycolax as a cheaper way of losing weight than the prescription medication Ozempic.
14-Year-Old Dies After Trying The Paqui ‘One Chip Challenge’
#onechipchallenge on TikTok has gotten over two billion views. Over the past year, there had already been reports of kids being hospitalized after trying the challenge.
Regulating social media’s effects on mental health
There can be no denying that, since its mass-scale introduction, social media has encompassed more and more of our lives, particularly in the lives of young people. As of 2022, among teens ages 13 to 17 years old, 95 percent report using social media, …
‘Silent Walking’ Is A New TikTok Trend, Here’s How It Can Help You
This TikTok “movement” is a new take on something that humans have been doing for centuries but have been doing less and less of in recent years.
TikTok #Eggprank Trend: Parents Are Cracking Eggs On Kids’ Heads
On TikTok, parents have been posting videos of themselves using their young kids’ heads like they would a kitchen counter.
What Is ‘Phubbing’? Study Shows How Can It Hurt Your Relationships
Searching for #phubbing on TikTok and other social media platforms will reveal lots of complaints.
#FairyFlying TikTok Trend With Over 66M Views Raises Self-Harm Concerns
People have been posting videos of their bodies seemingly hanging in the air without showing what’s happening above their shoulders.
What’s This New Borax TikTok Trend? Here Are The Dangers
People on TikTok are claiming that consuming borax can help treat joint pain, eye swelling, mouth swelling, menstrual cramps, and even cancer.
RFK Jr. Makes Covid-19 And Weight Gain Claim, Here Are The Problems
People questioned where RFK. Jr. got the number behind his claim that, “Americans gained an average of 29 pounds during the Covid lockdowns.”
