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Trend Lab
Trend Lab shows the formats spreading this week, grouped by format rather than hashtag, and whether each is still growing, so you join before it peaks.
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First posted 29 Sep, on TikTok
Pet owners repeatedly tap or pat their cat to the rhythm of the audio, counting how many taps it takes until the cat shows irritation, attacks, or reaches their limit.
New creators per day
A real Trend Lab card: a format spreading on TikTok in October 2026.
A trend is only obvious once it’s everywhere, so brands chase formats that peaked a fortnight ago.
One format travels under a dozen captions and none. Counting hashtags splits it into many small ones.
A big number doesn’t say whether a format is starting, peaking or fading. That’s the question that matters.
Posts doing many times their account’s usual, often small or new creators, so you can reach out while they’re hot.
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A person excitedly stutters while asking if they are looking at a Toyota Supra before cutting to a cinematic shot of the car.
Clips burn out in weeks; the format underneath keeps going. Trend Lab groups the clips into their format, so you see which one has legs.
Everyday moments recut as a silent film: black-and-white, piano, and title cards that narrate the drama.
An illustrative format family.
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