TikTok trends in July 2024. Here is the updated list!
Being early with adopting trends on TikTok can help your account grow - but it's not always easy to keep up. And who has the time for that? No worries, we'll keep track of the trends for you. Here's the list of all TikTok trends in July 2024. The list is updated frequently.
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A trend based on a humorous idea that we all lose or win "aura points" when we do certain things or experience certain situations in life. The concept can be likened to concepts where residents are judged by their actions and receive a "social score" as portrayed in many series or movies about what the future might look like. In the video, the person explains a situation that happened to them, which may be funny or embarrassing, and starts with the question "How many aura points did I lose when...?" followed by the funny situation.
2. Proof that anything can be a Netflix poster
A spinoff of the trend "Everything can be an album cover", which was about taking any image and showing that it can be used for an album cover. But in this variant, a still image from any video is instead used in what appears to be a new series inside the Netflix app with the text "The sweet life" or similar. An AI voice reads "Proof that anything can be a Netflix poster" which is also written on the video. This video is easiest to create with a CapCut template that automatically adds text and AI voice.
3. Return of "everything can be an album cover"
A trend that has resurfaced and gained a second wind after becoming popular in early 2023. The new version uses a CapCut template that takes in a video and shows the first few seconds before freezing the image and creating an album cover in what looks like a music player. With the text "Anything can be an album cover" and an AI voice reading the same message. The concept is simply about that with the right filter, all kinds of images can look like an album cover, as opposed to the idea that album covers must be well thought out and designed.
4. Put a finger down trend
A person is seen in the video holding up five fingers. The text above the video says "put a finger down if..." and then followed by a descriptive text about a remarkable, funny, or weird situation that the person has experienced. The person then puts down a finger and looks embarrassed. At the same time, music is played that sounds like someone playing the trumpet with their mouth in a sad but comical melody.
5. Pouring liquid from your phone
A visual effect where a person shows a picture of for instance coffee beans on their phone. Then the person places their phone on top of a glass and presses the screen. Then an effect of coffee appears to flow out of the phone and into the glass. The effect is done with two different recordings, one with just the phone on the glass and the finger press, and then a recording without the phone and when pouring coffee from a jug. Then the videos are edited together with masking in CapCut.
Disclaimer
This post is an opinion of the author and does not necessarily reflect reality. We have no affiliation with the companies or brands we talk about, so our advice should be seen as qualified estimates rather than absolute truth, since we have not actually seen any code behind the apps. We base our advice on many years of experience as users of the apps, as well as on our knowledge of programming, research, mathematics and statistics. This helps us get an idea of how algorithms, apps and the data behind viral videos work.
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