Viral Tv Shows
TikTok Discourse
Internet Slang & Brain Rot
Creator Economy
Soft News & Culture
100

This ABC comedy about teachers in Philadelphia went viral for its mockumentary style and relatable school humor.

 Abbott Elementary


100

This viral debate centers on spotting small warning signs in dating or friendships.

Red flags

100

This skull emoji (đź’€) is commonly used to mean something is extremely funny.

“I’m dead”

100

This is money creators earn when viewers watch ads on their videos.

 Ad revenue/ commision 

100

This global issue focuses on rising temperatures and extreme weather.

Climate change

200

This HBO teen drama sparked viral makeup trends, aesthetic debates, and intense character discourse.

 Euphoria

200

This TikTok phrase describes acting like your life is a movie and you are the lead character.

Main character energy

200

This term describes watching short, meaningless videos for long periods of time.

Doomscrolling

200

This type of post is paid for by a brand and must be disclosed.

Sponsored content

200

This word describes intentionally slowing down and choosing rest over hustle.

Burnout recovery

300

This Netflix period drama exploded on TikTok due to romance edits, orchestral pop covers, and casting debates.

Bridgerton

300

This trend calls out excessive buying, especially during massive shopping hauls.

Overconsumption

300

This type of TikTok livestream features creators acting like video game characters or robots.

NPC livestreams

300

This feature lets fans pay monthly to support creators directly.

Subscriptions

300

This term refers to the mental exhaustion caused by constant online information.

Information overload

400

This HBO series adaptation of a popular video game went viral for its emotional storytelling and episode 3 discourse.

The Last of Us

400

This term describes when creators encourage viewers not to buy hyped products.

De-influencing

400

 This style of chaotic content critiques internet culture by remixing trends, sounds, and visuals.

Corecore

400

This system decides which posts get shown more often on social platforms.

The algorithm

400

This cultural shift emphasizes privacy, boundaries, and staying offline more often.

Digital minimalism

500

This FX series set in a Chicago restaurant became a meme for stress, yelling, and “yes chef” culture.

 The Bear

500

This debate questions whether influencers owe honesty when promoting products they’re paid to advertise.

Influencer ethics

500

This slang term describes low-effort, repetitive, or absurd content people watch anyway.

Brain rot

500

This term describes making content for a small but loyal audience instead of mass appeal

Niche content

500

This trend reflects skepticism toward traditional advertising and influencer marketing.

Consumer distrust

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