Mogging is Gen Z and Gen Alpha slang for dominating or outshining others-usually in terms of appearance, fitness, or straight-out cockiness. It comes from the acronym for Alpha Male of the Group, namely AMOG. And you'll see it all over TikTok.
According to Aura E. Martinez, a NYC-based empowerment coach, many people refer to the "abundance frequency" as a specific sound vibration believed to align you with prosperity and positive outcomes. One of the most well-known is the 888 Hz often found in mediation.
On TikTok, creator @madelinemariejg said, "Something we need to bring back as a society is having people over to your house." And it doesn't necessarily mean hosting a major party or fancy dinner, either. Instead, the vibe for the new year is all about "inviting people over for tea, for coffee, for lunch," she said, and not making a big deal about it.
If your social feeds feel a little more fairytale than usual this year, you're not imagining it. The "Cinderella" Christmas tree is quickly becoming one of the holiday season's biggest decorating trends, with Pinterest boards and TikTok videos full of baby-blue branches, frosty pastels, and ornaments that look borrowed from a snow-globe palace. What started as a niche aesthetic has officially tipped into full-blown trend territory.
The guide is where trend driven shopping comes to life, bringing together some of the most loved brands on TikTok. This year's curation includes community favorites like JoySpring, known for its family inspired wellness formulas, SACHEU Beauty , whose stay put makeup tools and viral lip liner have reshaped modern beauty routines, and Caraway, the design forward cookware brand redefining the home kitchen.
If you've ever melted shredded cheese directly onto tortilla chips or thrown a hot dog into a slice of bread, no toppings, congratulations - you've eaten a struggle meal. Thanks to this here economy, struggle meals are trending on Tik Tok, from people joking about going back to eating nothing but Hamburger Helper and cinnamon toast, to other creators curating grocery lists for super cheap struggle meals that'll feed an entire family.
Luxury today? It's less about showing off, more about showing who you are It's emotional, personal, and tied to identity. Heritage still counts, but real impact comes from brands that make people something. This trend resonates strongly with numerous TikTok-born movements, from #mecore to #Iprobablyneedahug all focused on helping people express their emotions first and foremost. It's all about feeling, before flaunting.
The month of September signals a fresh start, and experts say it naturally triggers our 'back to school' seasonal mindset. As schools reopen, a new productivity trend known as the 'fall curriculum' is going viral on TikTok. Gen Z and Millennials are replacing their endless social media scrolling to create structured learning plans called the 'fall curriculum' trend, which involves setting three-to-five personal subjects to master during the fall season.
After three secretive years of research and development, Oreo and Reese's have debuted a limited-time collaboration mashing up the two iconic treats. I tried both and found a clear winner between the two. The snack kingpins officially launched their new products on August 26: an Oreo cookie with Reese's peanut butter-flavored creme filling and miniature and king-size Reese's cups with an Oreo creme-flavored chocolate shell and cookie crumbs inside.
On this week's show, Dana, Julia, and Steve are joined by special fourth guest host: Wesley Morris of the New York Times. The foursome wield their sharpest critical tools for a discussion of the horror hit Weapon s. Whether the twisty thrill ride hits its intended target- and what exactly is said target- is up for debate.
Makeup has long been dedicated to helping people fake the appearance of being awake. Concealers that brighten dark circles, contour hacks that hide the puffy side effects of late, tequila-fueled nights... basically, anything that makes you look alive when you feel anything but. Over on TikTok, though, the girlies have decided they're tired of pretending they got eight hours of sleep. In true
