
How a 15-Second Dance Takes Over the World, and Who Gets Left Behind
The most famous dance of the TikTok era was invented by a 14-year-old who got almost no credit at first. Her story explains how viral trends move.
Read storyFunny kids, pets, dance crazes and why the internet can't look away.
Funny kids, Pets, Viral dance, Internet trends

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