Viral Formats
Discover viral Gen Z video formats, TikTok challenges, and content structures that drive engagement. Master the templates behind trending content.
Chaotic Roleplay Confessionals
Skits where users pretend to be in therapy, confronting past selves, or breaking up with their inner child.
Highly dramatic, often humorous monologues or dialogues staged like therapy or introspection with chaotic delivery.
Customer Service Rant Skit
Comedy skits where creators share humorous and relatable experiences working in customer service with Gen Z interactions.
Creators act out frustrating or funny customer service moments reflecting Gen Z and older generations' clashes.
Delulu Manifestation Edits
Users jokingly “manifest” relationship drama, glow-ups, or petty revenge arcs with soft filters + AI art.
Often captioned 'delusion is a mindset,' these edits mix wishful thinking with satire and dreamy visuals.
Gen Z Dance Trend
A popular TikTok format featuring unique dance moves and finger dances created and popularized by Gen Z creators.
Creators perform trending dance moves often set to viral sounds or original music.
Gen Z Stare Challenge
A viral TikTok format where creators showcase the unique Gen Z stare during awkward or uncomfortable social interactions.
Participants film themselves giving or reacting to the Gen Z stare in various real-life or comedic scenarios.
Gen Z vs Millennial Comparison
A popular format comparing Gen Z and Millennial behaviors, fashion, and attitudes in humorous or insightful ways.
Creators showcase differences between generations often highlighting fashion, work ethic, or social habits.
I'm Gonna Be the Problem Skits
Meme format for chaotic confessions and unhinged self-awareness.
Used to humorously admit bad behavior or petty thoughts with dramatic delivery and meme-like energy.
Intimacy Monologues
Sincere, journal-style TikToks about emotional connection, like “Why is the goal to get someone's number, not actually know them?”
Creators share emotional, unfiltered thoughts about connection, relationships, and vulnerability in a raw, unpolished style.
Just Girl Things (Dark Edition)
Trauma-core meets irony with soft piano and pastel overlays.
Used to mock or subvert traditional 'girl content' by overlaying dark or traumatic experiences with aesthetic music and visuals.
Losing My Boyfriend in a Mall
Gamer caves, LEGO aisles, and sneaker sections are stealing partners.
Often used for playful storytelling about how male partners wander off in specific store sections during shopping trips.
Micro Retirement Trend
A TikTok trend where Gen Z humorously rebrands short vacations as 'micro retirements' reflecting their work-life balance views.
Creators share their take on taking mini-breaks from work as a form of early retirement.
Millennial Rizz Audits
Gen Z critiques millennial cringe lingo in satirical roleplay format.
Creators act as 'rizz auditors' evaluating millennial pick-up lines, slang, and behavior, often highlighting generational differences.
POV: You're Dissociating in Target
Zoning out in nostalgic retail spaces to ambient edits.
Creators use ambient audio and aesthetic filters to simulate emotional numbness or nostalgia in familiar retail spaces.
Silent Chaos Vlogs
Footage of people going about their day to ambient audio, minimal text. Just vibes, spiralling energy, and aesthetic nothingness.
Used to document spiraling mental states or aesthetic emptiness without voiceover - often calming yet eerie.
Silent Reaction Content
No dialogue, just expressive zooms and face journeys.
Creators react silently to dramatic, funny, or controversial content, focusing on eye movements, zoom-ins, and facial expressions.
We Listen and Don't Judge
A confessional trend that's chaotic and oddly wholesome.
Often used for exaggerated confessions while a silent, nodding listener offers nonjudgmental support. Both ironic and sincere.
With the Most Aura
Carousel rankings for vibes, from people to parking lots.
Users post ranked slideshows of friends, strangers, or objects with the 'most aura' using vibey aesthetics.