TikTok Trends 2022: The Top TikTok Trends to Try

With thousands of videos uploaded on TikTok every week, the platform's trends come in and out of style. A dance routine, a challenge, or a song remix may be the hottest thing on TikTok one minute, and it can be obnoxious the next.

If you are active on the social media platform, it is best to keep tabs on what's the most popular trends to stay hip and in the loop. If you need inspiration, below are the latest TikTok trends worth the try.

You Are Enough Trend

Promote self-love and show your appreciation to your loved ones with TikTok's You Are Enough trend.

Using the song "You Are Enough" by Sleeping At Last, share a photo or slideshow of your perceived flaws and insecurities and add a text overlay "you're enough."

I'm Sat Trend

Showcase your love for your favorite celebrity by suggesting that even if you were in an argument, if your favorite celebrity told you to calm down, you will.

There is no limit to the number of celebrities you want to show your admiration to.

That's Not My Name Trend

Use this viral TikTok trend to show the unique nicknames you call your loved ones and pets. By using "That's Not My Name" by The Ting Tings, you can add a funny twist to it.

That's What I Want Trend

This TikTok Trend was started by nakobenfl to pay tribute to his favorite quarterback. You can use this trend to reminisce your old memories and show yourself in the present and add "That's What I Want" by mafraud for effects.

Night Changes Trend

After a user posted a video of One Direction performing "Night Changes" at a concert, thousands of fans became nostalgic and used the song to create a TikTok trend.

This trend shows you how times have changed or how far you've come by posting "then and now" pictures of yourself and your loved ones.

Laptop Presentation Trend

This trend adds a new angle to conventional presentations as it is about sharing your experience with doing something new.

It is a great way to show your journey, like how you've started your business or the progress of your fitness journey.

Damn. What is that, bro?

TikTokers use "Why Díd This Sound Blow Up" by steppedllama to create funny and relatable videos about what they are willing to spend all their money on.

The original video by spicyycam poked fun at how The Real Madrid recruits young and talented Brazilian soccer players.

Now, TikTokers are using the clip, which starts with the expression "Damn. What is that, bro?" followed by banging on the table.

Touch it Challenge

The Touch It challenge has two versions. The first one serves to look after look, using a remixed version of "Touch It" by Busta Rhymes.

Meanwhile, the second version, like that of Thanuska.s starts slow and simple, but once the beat drops and the chorus begins, there are outfit changes that happen with the rhythm of the bass. You can squeeze in as many outfits as you want in one video.

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Written by Sophie Webster