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The influencer said the next man she dates should be "honest" and have "all his teeth and no felonies.”

Everyone on TikTok seems to be talking about their “MH.” It’s “MH” this and “MH” that, but what does it all mean?

"Not y’all siding w the kid it’s literally not their window and age has nothing to do w it they not even old enough to have paid for that seat"

Dr. John Mew, a former U.K. orthodontist (emphasis on "former") started the mewing trend in the 1970s. The practice can change a person's face shape.

Nara Smith calls her husband, model Lucky Blue Smith her "best friend" and has said he "stole my heart"

"These kids are just mean. They're rude, they're smelly, they were sneezing everywhere. So today's my last day."

You can now share photos on the social media platform that's still mostly designed for videos.

“3 months AND y’all packed it for her?? Y’all are too nice,” a TikToker remarked.

"Saw on another video that she’s actually an aid not a nurse. A former coworker called her out for lying. She was also allegedly fired for stealing."

"The kid who doesn’t have parties (meaning no one gets invited) usually becomes the same kid that other parents don’t think to invite at all"

Green FN originated in the world of 'NBA 2K,' but like most things, it found its way over to TikTok and it isn't just associated with basketball.

"please Jersey Mike's promote this lady. she deserves a raise. no one should be treated like this. she remained calm and professional"

If you were to ask TikToker @pheveyaa, she’d tell you to be cautious when shopping on Temu. Here's why.

"I think I've just been gaslit by Papa Johns. These are the wings I ordered. These are the wings I got." Customers are getting fed up.

TikTok singer Cat Janice was first diagnosed with sarcoma in 2022, and it returned late in 2023 after spreading to her lungs.

What's a moot? What's an oomf? TikTok and Twitter area a land mine full of new slang words, but we'll help navigate you.

"There's always going to be significant-high highs and low lows," with eggshell parents, Dr. Kim says in her now-viral post.

Lions are one of the most expensive virtual gifts that can be purchased on TikTok Live, so don't expect to get them all that often.

The top spot belongs to a TikToker who gained popularity by sharing videos where he wordlessly mocks complicated "life hack" videos.

Every trend on TikTok is an opportunity to learn something new. The “Beat the Koto Nai” song is testing our Japanese.

Reesa said the claims about her earnings are “wildly inaccurate” and that she’s “not quitting my day job” anytime soon.

"it feels embarrassing be the last one picked up for some reason lol," one user said.

"My momma worked at Waffle House. She got engaged there AND had her wedding there..."

"If you lay on it it’ll warm back up and get soft - learned this during the 2021 texas freeze"

"If you've never been to a timeshare meeting, just don't go!" the TikToker warned.

On TikTok, 2x speed can be really entertaining, even if you aren't looking to get through a particularly long video. What happens when it quits working?

TikTok users have been boycotting Starbucks over the Israel-Palestine conflict, and Kylie Larsen's viewers are mad.

Leave it up to TikTok to add a spin on a normally mundane word. "DMV" is seen all over the app, in comments, on videos, and viral hashtags.

"My daughter told me a kid in her class has a dad name. Kid's name is Josh," a commenter wrote.

"I'm telling you, TikTok, I am telling you, don't f----- get married!" she swears to the camera.

"That is a woman who can’t get a second of peace to herself. Enjoy that hour of quiet!"

"I’m glad he walked away. They would’ve kept egging on to get some kind of response. Protect yourself first. So disappointing of these teens."

“Who is this man?" and “Why is he in my yard?" the TikToker questioned after seeing her neighbor on her security camera.

"Thirty-seven years grocery here, this is what they do in all chains," one person commented.

"This whole altercation in a basket that high into the air would have caused me to immediately panic," someone said in response to the skydiver's persistent attempts to still jump.

Some of the most popular TikTok trends are the saddest, and the "no borax, no glue" trend is no exception.

Jerome McCoy’s first ex-wife, LaToya Averett, said he “tried to ruin my life” before marrying Reesa Teesa.

"Not all complexes allow for this, otherwise I would've been doing it ages ago," one person commented.

"I'm cooked" can mean different things when used in various contexts, but most of the meanings are negative. See how people are using the phrase.

Videographers who used iPhones to record a bride's special day got called out on social media, sparking a debate on the efficacy of iPhones as professional recording tools.

"I've always gotten lucky and I've never had a problem or an Airbnb horror story but f--- I have one now," the TikToker exclaimed.

Among slang terms, “dhz” has been making the rounds on TikTok. The term actually comes from a deep history in Los Angeles. Here's what it means.

Reesa Teesa's ex-husband, Jerome McCoy, said she's telling her story on TikTok to cover up the "real reason I left you."

"I’m a Gen Z in corporate. Why are we having a Zoom call when you could’ve sent an email?"

"That is on working for people who care about you as a person and not just an employee"

"I hate when I go to the grocery store and I just develop garbage before I've even eaten it," the woman explains.

This woman is always reminded at new jobs that her "name does not exactly fit the company email structure." You won't believe it.

"[Neighbors] are really worried about their health and their safety," one reporter said about Tunnel Girl's ongoing project.

"Here is the thing about Molly, she is my soul dog. The biggest love of my life, and everyone knows that. Some think it’s unhealthy, but it’s how it is."

"I’m drowning mentally, financially and physically…."