TikTok Trends
This “trend” that was literally just a crime, involved somebody stealing an out of the ordinary object from school or any other establishment, and calling it a this.
Devious lick
When Mount Vesuvius blew the lava and ash released caused this city to be brought to ruin.
Pompeii
Despite its name, this "deceptive lizard" was much smaller than movies would suggest
Velociraptor
In New York City this statue of a mythological figure is seen holding up the world on his back
Atlas
A trend where women ask their boyfriends how much they think about this ancient empire
Roman empire
100 kilometers southwest of Tokyo, the Japanese see this active volcano as a sacred place, building shrines and temples around its base and on the slopes
Mount Fuji
This long necked giant is one of the largest dinosaurs ever discovered reaching 85 feet tall
Brachiosaurus
Originally named “The Poet,” Auguste Rodin created this ponderous statue that now sits in Paris, France
The Thinker
Answer this question, or don’t, I don't care. This trend showed a video that would have a secret reveal of these two letters at the end.
[as]
Though it is the second tallest mountain in the world this is one of the most dangerous, having a 23% fatality rate compared to Everest’s 2%
K2
The continent where the Egyptosaurus fossils were first discovered in the early 20th century
Africa
Paul Landowski designed this 125 foot statue that took the city of Rio De Janeiro 9 years to build
Christ the Redeemer
You got a boyfriend? One of the first trends of tik tok, Cheyanne Hays made it big after lip syncing this song in a Love Live cosplay
Hit or Miss
Formerly named Mount McKinley this Alaskan mountain changed its name to the native term for the mountain meaning “The Great One”
Denali
This spiky-Tailed heavily armored dino had a name meaning "Fused Lizard"
Ankylosaurus
The tallest in the world, the statue of unity depicts a revolutionary hero for this country
India
The chill guy meme was popularized in recent months, however he was a trend before he gained this name, where people would implant him in shows he wasn’t in under this name.
My new character
On May 18, 1980, this volcano erupted and released hot ash on the state of washington causing mass destruction and the deaths of 57 people.
Mt. St. Helens
Chickens
Standing at the top a flight of stairs in the louvre, this winged woman has an unknown identity as she is missing her head
Winged Victory of Samothrace