tiktok car

any car that was spammed tf outta kids from tiktok to where the car isn’t cool no more.
ex. (992. Porsche GT3 RS, BMW M5CS, Lexus LFA, MK4 Supra )

Person 1: Rank your top three cars GO!
Person 2: GT3 RS, M5CS, and Lexus LFA
Person 1: My Brother in Christ you picked all the TikTok cars 😂

by vzee June 14, 2024

tiktok philosopher

Someone who spends most of his/her time on Tiktok and built a personality out of "philosophy" tiktokers.

Woman: "I am a philosopher. I watched lots of tiktoks and realized that men are bad because-"
Person with common sense: "Shut the fuck up, nigger. Nigga be a tiktok philosopher and shit."

by NiggasCallMeTheDrink June 25, 2024

TikTok

A w social media app (the 3rd most popular) that’s pretty much exactly like YouTube but the subscribe button is replaced with the follow button.

MrBeast: Follow me for a million dollars!
Me: Follow You To Where?
MrBeast: Bruh. Follow me on TikTok duh.

by TheGamerGod July 7, 2024

TikTokableism

1. The phenomenon where something exists or is being gatekeeped only on TikTok and doesn’t translate to Instagram, Twitter/X, YouTube, real life, etc.

2. the false assumption that TikTok culture, norms, or relevance extend beyond TikTok itself.

Person A: “if you want the link to this item, check out my TikTok 3 videos down!”
Person B: “this some TikTokableism🫩”

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Person A: “dude Jenny kept joking about something called floptropica and Da Boyz on TikTok. I had no idea what she was saying, I don’t even have TikTok”
Person B: “TikTokableism right there”

by Purple earth January 30, 2026

TikTok

A social media platform.

TikTok is a platform.

by Billy272727272626272727 February 7, 2026

TikTok slam

A style of Slam Death Metal characterized by exaggerated flashiness, performative corniness, and overt trend-chasing. Commonly appeals to deathcore-oriented audiences (instead of the brutal death metal crowd that slam traditionally appeals to), it is criticized for incorporating overused, lame gimmicks such as excessive Memphis rap samples, artificially slowed breakdowns, overuse of guest vocalists and guttural vocals mixed disproportionately high in the production. These elements are frequently structured or emphasized for maximum impact within short-form (15–30 second) social media clips rather than for cohesive musical composition.

Many members of these bands come directly out of the deathcore sphere, and as such, lose the point of the genre (which is to perform brutal death metal music that focuses only on the slams), so they instead incorporate hardcore elements or lie adjacent to the hardcore scene.

Examples of tiktok slam: PeelingFlesh, Boltcutter, Infectious Jelqing

John: "Hey man did you check out the new Boltcutter record?"

Mike: "Fuck that TikTok slam shit. Try to give real slam a try like Cephalotripsy, Vulvectomy or Artery Eruption."

by Somewhere in Nevada February 11, 2026

TikTok Christian

Someone who will either have a Bible verse in their bio along with a “✝️” in their user or bio that ACTS like they follow Christian values, but is a complete piece of shit in (usually in comment sections or DMs), usually commenting racist, homophobic, transphobic, xenophobic, overall hateful things ect. These people are almost always doing it as ragebait to give religions bad reputation, as they are much more comfortable talking shit through a screen, have an extremely warped sense of ‘righteousness’, believing they are always right and this is what their religion asks of them (it isn’t), or are just a terrible human being. It is best to just block these people and move on with your day.

“Dude, that guy was such a lame piece of shit, average TikTok Christian tbh”

by NotVanity February 14, 2026