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This week on TikTok broken down: the Central Park blanket couple, the rise of unsexy products and guyliner fever

How much PDA is too much PDA?

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 How much PDA is too much PDA?

Darshita Goyal

This week on TikTok was all about fig trees, the downfall of celeb brands and Coachella's conflicting future 

Should you bring your partner to our plans?

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The week on TikTok, broken down: bubble skirts, absconded husbands and mysterious girls

The ultimate summer bucket list is here

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In _The Age of Magical Overthinking_, the Sounds Like A Cult podcast host breaks down our obsession with celebrity, conspiracy theories and toxic relationships

Amanda Montell’s book on irrationality makes sense of your delulu thoughts

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From sauvy b to bubbles that won’t break the bank, the Gen Z sommelier gives us a breakdown of the best sips going

An un-elitist guide to wine, by author Hannah Crosbie

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Felicity Martin

Featuring Cara Delevingne in Cabaret, Charithra Chandran’s angsty solo show and Succession stars at a theatre near you  

These 7 stage productions star your fave celebrities

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These 7 stage shows star your fave celebrities

This week on TikTok: people hate tankinis, Cara Delevingne loves house music and idc if he changed for you

Why everyone’s saying “what’s up brother”

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Featuring AI-generated art, Buddhist deities and post-apocalyptic paintings


Stop Scrolling: Here’s 5 art shows to go to this April

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April's Top 5 Art Shows to Attend

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Hollie Hilton

What's trending on TikTok this week? Alix Earle's fanboy, girlies with super niche dating needs and fake fights 

Give me £3k for a Diet Coke fountain

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Dreaming of a Diet Coke Fountain?

Vampire Weekend, iPods and Motorola Razrs are back… and so is the recession!

Are we in 2008 again? An investigation

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Echoes of 2008: An Investigation

Becky Burgum

The social media platform has automatically limited political news on all profiles. This impacts young people’s ability to engage in informed dialogue 


Why you should care about Instagram restricting the political content you see

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People silenced on social media

A slew of infidelity scandals online have seen users playing amateur detective – here’s why this can easily go wrong

Watch out: TikTok could expose you as a cheater

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TikTok's Relationship Exposé

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Latest on TikTok this week: cheaters everywhere, the museum date of your dreams and the end of the beginning 

Are you a black cat or a golden retriever?

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Cake as art, an interactive bathroom, a workbook on reclaiming marginalised anger; this charity art exhibition is a must-see 


Hysterical Collective are subverting the idea of the ‘hysterical woman’

Hysterical Collective Rethinking Women's Stereotypes

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Fotómetro’s new series Proof of Existence is an ode to our bizarre differences and quirky oddities 

These photos want you to celebrate the weirdness inside you

Celebrate Your Weirdness

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This week on TikTok, we chat about brands lowballing creators, Olivia Rodrigo's unconventional pop sound and how junk food is back 

Don’t underpay TikTokers or else…

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Fair Pay for TikTokers

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The week on TikTok, broken down: featuring influencer trips, sleep gummies and loser art

No space to be a normie

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TikTok Trends Exile Girl

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Featuring indie sleaze photography, working class portraits and powerful protest art

Stop Scrolling: Here are 6 art shows to go to this March

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March's 6 Must-See Art Shows

We analyse the week on TikTok, featuring internet-breaking strawberries and no borax, no glue

‘Hey babe, I’m off to work on an oil rig’

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Life on an Oil Rig: A Partner's Tale

Amid mass layoffs and magazine closures, woo asked strategists, podcasters, Substackers and freelancers about how to survive independent journalism

5 media creators on their best advice for young journalists

Advice from Creators for Young Journalists

5 creators on their best advice for young journalists

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Hiya, chronically online scrollers! Welcome back to TikTok Decoder, woo’s weekly breakdown of trends, sounds and creators brought to you by senior writer Darshita Goyal <3 Fresh off the slate: Sabrina Carpenter is everywhere, the old couple with chic style and how to save the day. Buckle in! 


## sound that’s everywhere: Sabrina Carpenter
There were feral competitors for this week’s pop sound spot. Jojo Siwa’s viral Call Her Daddy clip, “no one has made this [dramatic a change yet](https://www.tiktok.com/@yo_its_joey/video/7356022668958764334?_r=1&_t=8lijZIIM6ts)” was a contender and so was ‘[Pedro Pedro](https://www.tiktok.com/@pedrotheracoon/video/7356225255095930145?_r=1&_t=8lnW3VsMKDA)’ featuring tumbling raccoons and cute pups. But Sabrina Carpenter takes the spot because she has not one but *two* viral sounds on TikTok atm. First up, the “love me, love me” clip from Coachella – complete with the dance moves. Then from ‘Espresso’, the viral lyrics: “I’m working late, cause I’m a singer”. I’m humming this bit so much that I’m starting to annoy myself. Oh and don’t even get me started on the endless Barry Keoghan x Sabrina Carpenter fan edits. 


## comfort follow: @AkiaandKoichi
I’ve waited weeks to recommend [this account](https://www.tiktok.com/@akiandkoichi?_t=8lnY9EjroyP&_r=1): on some days they felt too famous, on others, someone else felt more timely but the moment is finally here. Meet Aki and Koichi, a Japanese couple in their 70s who have incred style and post daily fit checks. This video from two days ago is probably my favourite. The couple and their dog are in matching outfits; the music, the little twirls, the expressions are all absolute winners. You have to follow them, we could all do with the good vibes. 


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This week on TikTok: the only couple style inspo you need, babysitting boyfriends and tips on how to save the day

Why am I suddenly so invested in Sabrina Carpenter?

sound that’s everywhere: Sabrina Carpenter

comfort follow: @AkiaandKoichi

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