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social-mediatrends2 years ago

"Steakhouse Waitress Sparks Debate: Servers 'Judge' Customers Sitting on Same Side of Booth"

A viral TikTok video featuring waitresses discussing the things they judge customers for, including sitting on the same side of a booth, has sparked debate and backlash. While some found the video relatable and funny, others, particularly restaurant patrons, felt offended by the waitresses' list of annoyances. The creator eventually turned off the comment section due to the negative feedback. Sitting on the same side of the booth is a topic that has generated discussion in various articles, Reddit posts, and blog posts, with some expressing strong disapproval of the behavior.

via The Daily Dot|
#customer-service#restaurant#social-mediatrends
social-mediatrends2 years ago

"Unveiling the Roman Empire Obsession: Men's Daily Contemplation Revealed"

A TikTok trend has revealed that many men have a secret fascination with the Roman Empire, with women sharing their surprise at how often their partners and male friends think about the historical epoch. The trend started when a woman asked her husband how often he thinks about the Roman Empire, to which he responded "every day." This prompted other women to ask the same question, leading to a viral trend on social media. Men have been explaining their interest in the Roman Empire, citing its influence on language, architecture, law, literature, and the military. The trend has amused many, with some women expressing their astonishment at the frequency with which men think about the Roman Empire.

via New York Post |
#historical-fixation#mens-fascination#roman-empire
social-mediatrends2 years ago

The Terrifying Tale of McDonald's Grimace Shake Trend

A TikTok trend featuring the "Grimace shake," a berry-flavored drink named after McDonald's purple mascot, has gone viral, with videos of people enacting horror movie scenes while covered in the melted purple shakes. The trend, started by fans, has led to increased sales of the shake and even caused some stores to run out of ice cream. McDonald's has acknowledged the trend on TikTok, and while it may not have been a planned marketing campaign, it has boosted sales and resonated with younger audiences. However, the trend has also caused chaos for employees and some customers have engaged in disruptive behavior in restaurants.

via The Washington Post|
#grimace-shake#marketing#mcdonalds
social-mediatrends2 years ago

The Rise and Fall of McDonald's Grimace Shake TikTok Trend

A new viral trend on TikTok called the "Grime scene" has emerged, inspired by McDonald's limited-edition Grimace Shake. Users record themselves trying the shake and then pretending to fall ill, posting humorous videos with avant-garde elements. The hashtag #grimaceshake has gained significant popularity, with over 607 million views on TikTok. McDonald's responded to the trend on Twitter, and the shake is available until June 29.

via Austin American-Statesman|
#generation-z#grimace-shake#mcdonalds
social-mediatrends2 years ago

"The Deadly Allure of the Grimace Shake: Unraveling the TikTok Trend"

TikTok users have turned McDonald's mascot, Grimace, into a murderous character through a viral trend called the Grimace shake incident. Videos on TikTok show people pretending to be dead or incapacitated after drinking the fictional Grimace shake, with some portraying Grimace as an active culprit in the deaths. The trend has gained significant traction, with the hashtag #grimaceshake generating 689 million views on TikTok.

via Polygon|
#grimace#mcdonalds#social-mediatrends