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This trend involves saying these two foods as fast as possible to "clear your cache" before revealing a funny confession or a weird habit you have.
Bacon and Avocado
In this viral mystery series by Holly Jackson, Pippa Fitz-Amobi decides to solve a local murder case for her final school project.
A Good Girl's Guide to Murder
This viral 3-step hair tool allows you to dry, brush, and "blowout" your hair at the same time.
The Revlon Brush or The Dyson Airwrap
The absolute panic of realizing your phone isn't on "Silent" and this person starts calling you in the middle of a quiet test.
Your Mom
These rolled corn chips are famous for their intense heat and for leaving a bright red dust on everyone’s fingertips.
Takis (specifically Fuego)
If you do something cool, like catch a falling glass, you gain 500 of these. If you wave at someone who wasn't waving at you, you lose 10,000 of them.
Aura Points
This series follows Avery Grambs, who suddenly inherits billions from a man she’s never met, but she has to move into a mansion full of his four mysterious grandsons to keep it.
The Inheritance Games
You’ll find this sleek, colorful gadget clipped to almost every high schooler's backpack in 2026. It’s a moisturizing, fine-mist spray that kills 99.9% of germs.
Touchland
That specific feeling when you walk into the cafeteria, can’t find your friends, and have to do the "fake phone scroll" to look busy.
The "Social Panic"
These colorful cans of sparkling water claim to be "gut-healthy" sodas with way less sugar than a Coke. Brands like Olipop or Poppi are the most popular.
Prebiotic Soda (or Olipop/Poppi)
This bizarre, nonsensical call-and-response phrase has no literal meaning. It's used purely as a "vibe check" to see if your friends are on the same wavelength as you.
6-7
This 2023–2026 phenomenon by Rebecca Yarros features Violet Sorrengail, a girl who must survive a dragon-riding academy where "graduate or die" is the only rule.
Fourth Wing
This luxury skincare brand, famous for its colorful 'pumping' caps, is known for the trend of mixing serums and moisturizers together on the lid to create a 'smoothie' for your face.
Drunk Elephant
The official name for the 5-10 minute period between classes where you have to run across the entire school to get to your locker.
Passing Period
When you need a "sweet treat" after school, you go for this drink that includes "popping" fruit spheres or chewy tapioca pearls at the bottom.
Boba / Bubble Tea
Daily Double
This audio is the universal TikTok sound for anything "cringe" or gross. It features a man saying "Eugh... what is that?!"
This series features a system called Tesserae, where children can add their names extra times to the reaping bowl in exchange for a year's supply of grain and oil.
The hunger games
These colorful, star-shaped stickers are worn on your face to "treat" a breakout while looking like an accessory.
Starface or Pimple Patches
This is the universal sign that you’ve given up on your "aesthetic" outfit for the day and opted for comfort.
Wearing Pajama Pants to school
This term describes a meal made of random snacks found in the pantry—like some cheese, three crackers, a handful of grapes, and a pickle.
Girl Dinner
If a 15-year-old doesn't understand a new slang word, her friends might jokingly call her this, suggesting she's "out of touch" or "old."
Unc (or Grandma)
A 2024-2026 viral hit by Lauren Roberts about an "Ordinary" girl living in a kingdom of Elites where she has to pretend she has powers to survive the Purging Trials.
Powerless
Daily Double
Named after a dessert, this skincare "look" popularized by Hailey Bieber involves looking as shiny and moisturized as possible before bed.
That specific moment in a quiet classroom when you sneeze and nobody says "Bless you," and you feel like you've been banished from society.
The Silent Sneeze
When you want dessert but don't want to bake, you mix flour, sugar, and cocoa in a cup to make this 60-second treat.
Mug Cake