Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
2025 is a big year for those who have been online for a long time.
While many of TikTok’s trends summarize the past 365 days (Hello, Group 7!), the Coldplay Kiss Cam scandal has attracted the attention of social media users and celebrities.
In case you forgot, a big screen showed the former Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and staff Christine Cabot Warming each other up at a Coldplay concert in July. Celebrities have since reenacted the moment, including Sofia Richie Grange and husband Elliot GrangeWHO make fun of the legend. “Stadium…private place,” Richie Grainge quipped in the TikTok caption.
Later this year, a remix of 4 Non Blondes’ “What’s Up?” and nicki minaj“Beez in the Trap” put TikTok into a chokehold, with users lip-syncing to the two songs while continuously sharing videos. Before escrow saturday night live meOctober, Sabrina Carpenter Try out trends with actors Marcelo Hernandez and garnered more than 20 million views on the show’s TikTok account.
Scroll down to remember the biggest TikTok trends of 2025:
Group 7
Sophia James In the fall of 2025, she took over the internet by sharing a series of videos via TikTok, grouping the clips with fans. It wasn’t until her seventh and final video that James started to go viral.
“If you’re watching this video, you’re in Group 7,” James said in the video. “I posted seven videos tonight and this is number seven. Just a little science experiment to see which video has the biggest impact. I don’t know how this affects you, but you’re in group 7!”
The video has since racked up more than 85 million views, with social media users and celebrities joining their self-proclaimed “elite” group. “An easy workout for someone in Group 7,” Olympian Stephen Nedorosik wrote via TikTok, along with a video of him practicing pommel horse.
role model sally
example Start bringing surprise guests (think: Jack Shane and Hilary Duff) took to the stage as his “Sally” while performing the hit song “Sally, When the Wine Runs Out,” which certainly sparked fun that TikTok users wanted to share. “I’m practicing how I’d be Sally if I were chosen,” radio host Josh “Blue” Brubaker wrote a Tik Tok In the video, he starts dancing with the role model standing next to him.
Princess treatment
this Princess treatmentfrom influencers Courtney Palmerthat is, let the husband take the lead. So what does that look like? Ask your husband to open the door, talk to the restaurant waitress and take all the orders.
“Literally anything, you’re just waiting for your husband to do it,” Palmer explained on TikTok in June. “It’s not because you can’t. It’s not because you can’t. It’s not because you’re better than anyone else. It’s just the joy of being that princess, being that feminine wife, and letting your husband take care of you.”
nicki minaj challenge
More than a decade after Minaj’s challenge originally debuted in her “High School” music video, the trend is once again taking over social media, with influencers and celebrities alike trying to balance on one foot in high heels.
August, dancing with the stars relative Witney Carson Wearing a pair of black booties, she expertly balances on the round Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy while The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Star Michaela Matthews She was blindfolded and rocking on a step stool in high heels as she held her newborn. Minaj joined in on the fun, striking the pose while balancing on a table while wearing a pair of gold heels.
Dylan Efron and Daniela Karagage’s ‘DWTS’ Daily
This won’t be a season Distributed WTS There isn’t at least one dance taking over the internet. Last year, Carson and Danny Amendola’s impressive leg lifts; Dylan Efron Keep Daniela Karagach Horizontal position as she pretends to walk during the Argentinian tango. Set to Bill Withers’ “Ain’t No Sunshine,” the trend has been recreated by many users and celebrities, including Karagach’s husband, Pasha Pashkovand their daughter Nikita.
“Having my dad try Dylan and Mom’s aerial walking lift,” Pashkov wrote in one post Instagram A clip of him and Nikita trying to dance, the video is titled “Little Dancer.”
hozier’s cry
although Noah Kahan and Hozier‘s Northern Attitude debuted in 2022, and it wasn’t until 2025 that fans got to enjoy what’s known as “Hozier’s Yell” – a snippet of the track where Hozier screams. Creators began pairing the audio with core memories from their lives, captioning it with the caption “Feels like the moment Hozier yelled.” The trend has become Distributed WTS Dance hall, a place where comedians gather Andy Richter caught the camera in his foxtrot Emma Slater And had his Hozier moment.
Coldplay kissing scandal
It all started when Byron and Cabot were shown kissing, causing Byron to quickly drop his arms from Cabot’s waist and hide from the camera.
“Wow, look at these two. Okay, come on. You’re okay. Oh, what? Either they’re having an affair or they’re shy. I’m not really sure what to do. Oh my God,” Coldplay frontman Chris Martin said at the July concert. “Hopefully we didn’t do something bad.”
The audio and moment quickly went viral as users began reenacting the legendary tale. In a TikTok video, Grange puts his hands around Richie Grange’s waist as they stand in a stadium box, before Richie Grange breaks free from his grasp and covers his face with his hands, while Grange falls to the floor.
4 Non-Blonde’s “What’s Up?” x Nicki Minaj’s “Beez in the Trap”
October, jimmy fallon Tried the routine Malala Yousafzaihe rapped as the late-night host sang “What’s Up?” official The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Tik Tok The account captioned the video: “What happened to @Malala Yousafzai?!”
Sixty-seven
It wouldn’t be a 2025 roundup without “six or seven” – a phrase you’ve probably heard thousands of children say by now. While it’s unclear exactly where this trend originated, it appears to have originated from Skrilla’s song “Doot Doot (6 7).”
Several influencers and celebrities have incorporated this quote into everyday conversations. December 2025, Sidney Sweeney Appear in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallonher task is to guess the scene behind her. (Spoiler alert: The background includes three Labubu dolls performing “Six to Seven” at a McDonald’s drive-thru.)
As Fallon began describing the scene, Sweeney Looks like he doesn’t want to say it Virus count. “No I can’t say that, that’s the trend!” she said, before adding: “I know it’s six seven.” Fallon, meanwhile, cheered and said it wasn’t a “dirty” phrase, while Sweeney claimed to have seen videos of people “getting in trouble” for saying the word and wanted to be cautious.
