So many things changed over the past year and we got many new trends that reflect the “new reality” we’re living. While we’re waiting for the pandemic to pass and for life to return back to normal, we can’t help but wonder which trends are temporary and which will stick in the years to come. One of them is very hot on social media right now—you’ve probably noticed people using the hashtag #feelgood more than ever before.

What’s the deal with #feelgood? Is it a well-intended movement or more of a cry for help? We can all agree that we haven’t always felt good during the uncertainty and fear of the pandemic, but many people are doing their best to claim back their lives and to find happiness in little things.

The past 12 months made us take a good hard look at ourselves and ask ourselves what we really want out of life. When everything we had became uncertain, it became clear that we can only rely on ourselves and that in order to progress in life, we must find the driving force and things that inspire us to strive forward.

The #feelgood trend is also partially connected to the body positivity movement and feeling good in our bodies. With or without social media and viral hashtags, it’s completely up to us to make each day count and to enjoy life as much as we can, because nobody can predict all the things that can happen and change it completely.

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The year is 2020, and we are all spending so much time on social media. This behavior has been encouraged by the pandemic and social distancing protocols we all have to follow. TikTok is one of the most popular social networks right now, but figuring it out can be confusing sometimes, especially if you’re not a high school kid.

For example, you will notice that some of the girls on TikTok are called “Heathers”. Just when you learned who Karens are, here comes another name that acts like meme. So who are Heathers anyway? 

Heather is a popular girl (like in the 1989 movie Heathers) or a beautiful girl (like ing Conan Gray’s song Heather).

There are over five million videos that recreate a scene from Heathers: The Musical in which three people walk together and voice different parts, performing hand movements as they sing. The videos are so simple yet very entertaining and may help you understand the whole Heather movement better. 

If you still haven’t caved, we recommend you download the TikTok app and see for yourself why it’s so popular. Like any other social network, it has something for everyone. It also has an amazing algorithm that will keep showing you more and more videos you like!

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There’s a new feature on Twitter that allows you more control over who gets to interact with your tweets. The company’s director of product management, Suzanne Xie, announced a new update on January 8th, 2020 in Las Vegas, saying it will change the way people interact with tweets. We can soon expect Twitter starting to test the new feature that allows the poster to control who can reply to their tweets.

As expected, people are having mixed feelings about this, but the company decided to do it in an attempt to make the users feel safer on the platform. The new feature should help curb online harassment in the replies section as each person will have a saying in who gets to interact with them and who doesn’t. 

Apparently, each Twitter user will have four options when it comes to replying settings and they will control the people allowed into the conversation. The options will be global, group, panel, and statement. If you choose “global,” you’re allowing everyone who wants to reply to your tweet. The “group” setting only gives the people you follow or mention reply to you, while “panel” limits those able to reply to just people you mention in the particular tweet. You can also choose the “statement” setting, which doesn’t allow any replies.

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When you hear the words “social media trend”, you probably think that something bad happened again, right? Not this time. #Trashtag is the latest popular challenge that makes people clean their surrounding and post the “before and after” photos on social media to inspire others.

Many families and groups of friends joined the challenge and started cleaning around them. Parks, beaches, and the road sides are getting clean and social networks like Twitter, Instagram, and Reddit are filled with photos that prove it.

The #trashtag hashtag has been around since 2016, but it only recently became popular. It’s different from other challenge hashtags in many ways — it promotes spending time outdoors and doing something good for nature, among other things.

You can join the movement without having to post anything on social media and make the world around you a little bit better. Of course, you can also post some photos and inspire others to do the same.

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For many of us, the perfect free day includes hours of scrolling through gorgeous photos on Instagram. Some of the most popular topics on this visual social network are interiors and cats, and the latest trending hashtag combines them into one.

If you search under #catsandinterior, you’ll find thousands of photos of cats in interiors that are absolutely adorable. We must admit, cats really do make any interior look more alive and vibrant.

Every cat owner out there knows that life with it is always fun and unpredictable and so are these photos. The cats are sometimes hiding in odd places, and other times they pose like professional models who know what it’s like to be an Instagram star.

Scroll down to see some of our favorite photos from Instagram and follow the hashtag if you want to see more in the future.

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So many things changed over the past year and we got many new trends that reflect the “new reality” we’re living. While we’re waiting for the pandemic to pass and for life to return back to normal, we can’t help but wonder which trends are temporary and which will stick in the years to come. One of them is very hot on social media right now—you’ve probably noticed people using the hashtag #feelgood more than ever before.

What’s the deal with #feelgood? Is it a well-intended movement or more of a cry for help? We can all agree that we haven’t always felt good during the uncertainty and fear of the pandemic, but many people are doing their best to claim back their lives and to find happiness in little things.

The past 12 months made us take a good hard look at ourselves and ask ourselves what we really want out of life. When everything we had became uncertain, it became clear that we can only rely on ourselves and that in order to progress in life, we must find the driving force and things that inspire us to strive forward.

The #feelgood trend is also partially connected to the body positivity movement and feeling good in our bodies. With or without social media and viral hashtags, it’s completely up to us to make each day count and to enjoy life as much as we can, because nobody can predict all the things that can happen and change it completely.

The post Is the #Feelgood Hashtag Just a Fading Online Trend? appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

The year is 2020, and we are all spending so much time on social media. This behavior has been encouraged by the pandemic and social distancing protocols we all have to follow. TikTok is one of the most popular social networks right now, but figuring it out can be confusing sometimes, especially if you’re not a high school kid.

For example, you will notice that some of the girls on TikTok are called “Heathers”. Just when you learned who Karens are, here comes another name that acts like meme. So who are Heathers anyway? 

Heather is a popular girl (like in the 1989 movie Heathers) or a beautiful girl (like ing Conan Gray’s song Heather).

There are over five million videos that recreate a scene from Heathers: The Musical in which three people walk together and voice different parts, performing hand movements as they sing. The videos are so simple yet very entertaining and may help you understand the whole Heather movement better. 

If you still haven’t caved, we recommend you download the TikTok app and see for yourself why it’s so popular. Like any other social network, it has something for everyone. It also has an amazing algorithm that will keep showing you more and more videos you like!

The post What Does It Mean to Be a “Heather” on TikTok? appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

There’s a new feature on Twitter that allows you more control over who gets to interact with your tweets. The company’s director of product management, Suzanne Xie, announced a new update on January 8th, 2020 in Las Vegas, saying it will change the way people interact with tweets. We can soon expect Twitter starting to test the new feature that allows the poster to control who can reply to their tweets.

As expected, people are having mixed feelings about this, but the company decided to do it in an attempt to make the users feel safer on the platform. The new feature should help curb online harassment in the replies section as each person will have a saying in who gets to interact with them and who doesn’t. 

Apparently, each Twitter user will have four options when it comes to replying settings and they will control the people allowed into the conversation. The options will be global, group, panel, and statement. If you choose “global,” you’re allowing everyone who wants to reply to your tweet. The “group” setting only gives the people you follow or mention reply to you, while “panel” limits those able to reply to just people you mention in the particular tweet. You can also choose the “statement” setting, which doesn’t allow any replies.

The post Twitter’s New Function Gives You More Control appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

When you hear the words “social media trend”, you probably think that something bad happened again, right? Not this time. #Trashtag is the latest popular challenge that makes people clean their surrounding and post the “before and after” photos on social media to inspire others.

Many families and groups of friends joined the challenge and started cleaning around them. Parks, beaches, and the road sides are getting clean and social networks like Twitter, Instagram, and Reddit are filled with photos that prove it.

The #trashtag hashtag has been around since 2016, but it only recently became popular. It’s different from other challenge hashtags in many ways — it promotes spending time outdoors and doing something good for nature, among other things.

You can join the movement without having to post anything on social media and make the world around you a little bit better. Of course, you can also post some photos and inspire others to do the same.

The post #Trashtag Is A Social Media Trend That Actually Makes a Difference appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

For many of us, the perfect free day includes hours of scrolling through gorgeous photos on Instagram. Some of the most popular topics on this visual social network are interiors and cats, and the latest trending hashtag combines them into one.

If you search under #catsandinterior, you’ll find thousands of photos of cats in interiors that are absolutely adorable. We must admit, cats really do make any interior look more alive and vibrant.

Every cat owner out there knows that life with it is always fun and unpredictable and so are these photos. The cats are sometimes hiding in odd places, and other times they pose like professional models who know what it’s like to be an Instagram star.

Scroll down to see some of our favorite photos from Instagram and follow the hashtag if you want to see more in the future.

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