A trend is the latest style of popular culture including but not limited to: clothing, music, vernacular (common speech), and the latest tv shows. This form of culture is usually expressed by preps and other kids trying desperately to be accepted by peers despite obvious outcastment.
The following are examples of current trend:
clothing : jeans with tears, rips, or holes; anything vintage washed; wearing 3 different style shirts at the same time - i.e. polo with tee shirt and button down.
music: pop on the radio consisting mostly of the latest rock band; currently R&B is quite popular among all.
Vernacular: yo, dude, man, tight, gank, grip, ricer
TV Shows: Laguna Beach, other reality shows,
clothing : jeans with tears, rips, or holes; anything vintage washed; wearing 3 different style shirts at the same time - i.e. polo with tee shirt and button down.
music: pop on the radio consisting mostly of the latest rock band; currently R&B is quite popular among all.
Vernacular: yo, dude, man, tight, gank, grip, ricer
TV Shows: Laguna Beach, other reality shows,
by Skippy McJif October 10, 2005
by CrayonEater4259 March 22, 2019
A trend in the '60s and '70s where various rock bands would title themselves "The" followed by a random noun. Usually done to capitalize on the success of The Beatles.
The Animals, The Association, The Beatles, The Byrds, The Castaways, The Crusaders, The Doors, The Gentrys, The Keys, The Kinks, The Marbles, The Monkees, The Temptations, The Turtles, The Troggs, The Who, The Zombies, The Trend
by The Logical Fallacy May 24, 2017
When someone makes up a stupid thing that become extremely popular on social media and people copy it and you never here the end of it til the end of the year. Rarely any of them are good, only do things like #PrayforParis
Jonh: I hate all of thesetrends so much like:
Deez nuts
John Cena
Ducks face
Miley Cyrus....oh god
Whip nae nae
Pepe
Twerking
Cena: I don't care
Deez nuts
John Cena
Ducks face
Miley Cyrus....oh god
Whip nae nae
Pepe
Twerking
Cena: I don't care
by CrispyMiner December 3, 2015
The UrbDic home page section that apparently shows what words are trending, but I can't remember the last time Watermelon Sugar WASN'T on trending #1
by SloveneInSerbia May 26, 2021
"Trending" is a mutilation of the English language that means "currently popular." It derives from a sad misunderstanding of the verb "to trend" as meaning "to become a trend."
Twitter's "Trending Topics" list has probably contributed to this degeneration.
Twitter's "Trending Topics" list has probably contributed to this degeneration.
A: I said "Wikileaks is trending now" when I should have just said it was a popular news story. What's happening to me?!
B: The internet has ruined your mind. Reading pop culture on the internet is the worst thing you could do to your ability to communicate in plain English short of taking up a career in contract law. Hence "trending."
B: The internet has ruined your mind. Reading pop culture on the internet is the worst thing you could do to your ability to communicate in plain English short of taking up a career in contract law. Hence "trending."
by sadly becoming prescriptionist June 5, 2011
A religon that attention-seeking highschoolers worship as an effort to mask the fact that they are worthless nobodys that will never have a life.
Just go to any highschool...
by Human September 7, 2003