TikTokTikTok creators return to exploring as summer continues. Take a deeper look at this content in addition to top videos, creators, songs, and effects.
Trending on TikTok: On Vacation
With increased mobility as restrictions have relaxed around the US, we're seeing a shift in content towards amazing views and vacation moments. Beginning in April, creators began embracing categories like Travel, Sports, Photography, Nature and Outdoor Activities as the spring months warmed up into summer.
The explosion of content in these categories have grown into unique trends of their own. The "On Vacation" trend related to travel gained popularity with smooth transitions and amazing sights. Using TikTok text-to-speech and TikTok Text, users are prompted to "start this [video] at home and finish it when you're on vacation." From weekend trips to the first signs of international travel, users are sharing their summer vacations with an unmatched level of excitement.
Users are welcoming summer and creating content alongside their return to the great outdoors. In a way, it seems as though our community is making up for lost time.
Notable Video
Hot Track: Fancy Like
Walker Hayes's new song "Fancy Like" made a splash on TikTok sparking a new dance and becoming a great soundtrack for videos featuring all things "fancy." The country music singer even joined in on the trend himself with the help of a few friends.
Hot Effect: Magnified Eyes
The Magnified Eyes effect has captivated creators with its surprising visuals, leading to laughs from those making videos as well as those watching.
Creator Spotlight: @mechanicshopfemme
LGBTQ+ trailblazer, Chaya Milchtein is an automotive educator and journalist with a flare for explaining complicated concepts to everyday people, and a passion to provide automotive education for people often left out of automotive spaces. Chaya launched Mechanic Shop Femme in June of 2017, and shares videos that are filled with glamorous outfits that bring her femininity to the forefront, sharing automotive insights while normalizing the existence of queer people in the automotive conversation.
