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Here are the highlights that got people talking on social media this week.
Social media this past week had a number of noteworthy online moments. From trending discussions to viral content that lead to conversations, these were the highlights that we have covered in this roundup.
Conversations:
Miranda Priestly and Anna Wintour in the same room?
Imagine being at Milan Fashion Week and suddenly seeing fiction and reality collide right in front of you. That’s exactly what happened when Anna Wintour, the woman who inspired Miranda Priestly, ran into Meryl Streep, who turned that character into an icon in The Devil Wears Prada. And this wasn’t just a casual meet-up either. Meryl Streep was actually dressed as Priestly, filming a scene for the upcoming sequel with Stanley Tucci, who’s back as Nigel. The crowd got a real “pinch me” moment, and the internet couldn’t get enough of.
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Memes and trends:
Viral transition on the song Tears
A new trend is going viral on Sabrina Carpenter’s song “Tears”. People are flipping their heads and then switching into a smooth transition. It looks super cool, especially if you have the flexibility to pull it off.
Halloween transition trend
If your body is flexible enough and you’re on the lookout for a cool trend to try with your Halloween makeovers, there’s a new head-flip transition going viral. It’s a bit more challenging than the usual, but it’s just spooky enough to give your reels that perfect Halloween feel.
We fell in love in October
It’s the first week of October, and as always, “We Fell in Love in October” is making its annual comeback. You’d expect to see couples sharing romantic moments, but this year the trend took a twist. People are posting about their complaints and regrets, saying things like, “Another year passed and no one dedicated this song to me.”
Overlay illusion post
Another trend we spotted this week is the Instagram overlay illusion. It’s a visual trick where a post looks like it’s actually part of the feed, usually by placing a photo of a phone or a product inside a larger image of the Instagram interface. It’s a fun and creative way to make your posts stand out.
Here are some trending songs that people loved this week:
Perfect
Gafoor
Kokaina
Amaar Dugga
What was your favourite highlight of the week? Tell us in the comments below!
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