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TikTok: What is the SpongeBob Cult? Hilarious popsicle trend explained!
The SpongeBob Cult is taking over TikTok right now, but what actually is it? Here’s everything you need to know. Every month, there’s a new ‘cult’ that takes over TikTok. First there was the viral Step Chickens, then the Lana Cult, oh and we can’t forget the Horchata Cult. On TikTok, a cult is simply a group of people who are all interested in the same thing and try to take over TikTok. Don’t worry, there’s nothing satanic about it. Over the past few days, TikTok has been flooded with posts related to a brand new ‘cult’ called the SpongeBob Cult, and here’s how it all started. ....
Listen • 4:41 Trying to engage a younger audience, state legislators like Christina Haswood and Andrew McDaniel are reaching out to constituents using TikTok. TikTok occupies a weird corner of the internet, sparking short-lived trends like dancing to a voicemail from a toxic ex or the Step Chickens Cult. The social media app also has occupied the minds of President Donald Trump, who tried to ban it, and Missouri U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley, who sponsored a bill to prohibit workers from having TikTok on government devices. And while long-established politicians aren’t too keen to use the app, younger ones like soon-to-be Kansas state Rep. Christina Haswood and Missouri state Rep. Andrew McDaniel are reaching younger audiences, having some fun and sometimes seeing short videos (60 seconds or less) bring in donations and national attention. Some researchers even believe the app is revolutionizing political communication. ....
High school senior Conner Thrash heard about Haswood’s campaign even though he lives about three hours away in Concordia and reached out to her to ask if he could help. “She had the capabilities, she just needed, like, a teenager to get her onto the trendy side of TikTok,” Thrash said. As the TikTok manager, Thrash kept tabs on popular trends. “I ll be like, ‘OK, think Connor. How can you make this political?’” he said, “‘and how can you keep it like PG?’” Enter a deep house remix of Taylor Swift’s “Love Song.” The trend way back in July was to have your camera pan out mid-song to show off your suggestive dance moves. Haswood instead power-walked to the beat as text appeared listing her priorities, like expanding Medicaid and legalizing pot. ....
TikTok occupies a weird corner of the internet, sparking short-lived trends like dancing to a voicemail from a toxic ex or the Step Chickens Cult. The social media app also has occupied the minds of President Donald Trump, who tried to ban it, and Missouri U.S. Sen. Posted by ....