What’s trending this week on social? Week 25 2025

Welcome to the Weekly Scoop, your go-to roundup of what’s hot on social. This week, we’re seeing creators tap into their quirks, hand over the mic to their partners, and call out chaos with a catchy soundtrack. These trends are all about personality, connection and a healthy dose of sass. Let’s get into it.

“My […] is going to show you their […] so you better be nice”

This wholesome trend spotlights creators who let someone close to them take the stage. It often starts with the creator saying something like, “My boyfriend wants to show you his plant collection… so you better be nice.” What follows is a charming and often funny video where the second person shares something personal. It’s the perfect combo of sweet, human, and slightly awkward, which makes it incredibly engaging and comment-worthy.

If You Ever Think About Me

This personality-driven trend is all about emotional connection. Creators highlight things that reflect who they are. From niche obsessions to small, personal quirks. Whether it’s a favorite drink, a way of dressing, or a very specific vibe, this trend invites followers into their inner world. It’s simple, sincere, and a great way for creators (and brands!) to boost relatability and spark a deeper connection with their audience.

You Lied About Your Qualifications

What began as parodies about faking IT skills on your résumé, is now spreading to other fields. This trend blends humor with Gen Z’s fearless fake-it-‘til-you-make-it mindset. Creators pretend they’ve exaggerated their experience, only to be faced with tasks they clearly can’t handle. The punchline? Their “solutions” are wildly off, like thinking “opening Windows” means literally opening a window.

My Pet Peeve

Linked to the viral pet peeve audio, creators exaggerate how deeply they care about something or how strongly they react to it. It’s all about exaggerating a common behavior and claiming it as your thing. Whether it’s “no one loves …. like I do” or “no one understands how much this annoys me,” it’s all about making everyday quirks feel dramatic, personal, and totally valid.

Hot song on TikTok: Manchild – Sabrina Carpenter

Like the lyrics, creators are using the track to call out behavior that’s dumb, dramatic, or just plain immature from exes to everyday annoyances. It’s bold, catchy, and perfect for injecting a little sass into your content. Great hook for hot takes, memes, or brand moments that deserve a side-eye.

Hot song on TikTok: My Name is Pink – PinkPantheress

One of the aesthetic trends taking over TikTok right now. Set to a catchy sound and a playful handshake, it’s perfect for showing off outfits and glam looks. Creators also use it to introduce themselves and friends in a funny, stylish way. Usually done in pairs, the visual rhythm and trending sound make it ideal for eye-catching, shareable content.

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