Why is the Internet blaming Mormons in Utah and Idaho for the TikTok trend? It has gone viral on the internet and of course across the United States.
What’s the trend? Its name is Dirty Soda.
Here’s a closer look at TikTok and the “trends” or “challenges” taking the internet by storm!
‘Dirty’ TikTok trend sweeps California
Have you seen this online? It seems it’s only a matter of time before a legitimate business model emerges in the state.
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Have you ever been in this situation or tried dirty soda?
What’s going on with this trend? What makes it dirty?
Trend, although not true That Dirty, it all comes back to the rules surrounding caffeine. If you’re not familiar, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has banned caffeine for years. Nearly all addictive substances are prohibited as a condition of church membership, a well-known fact in Mormon-majority Utah and Idaho.
Of course, beliefs abound, so the need to make these drinks is universal.
In places like Idaho and Utah, the “dirty” trend has been exposed to everyone via TikTok, no matter where people live, no matter what they believe or don’t believe…it’s trending because allegedly ,delicious!
For example, watch the video below. A girl makes a dirty soda with her grandma and it’s so much fun!
@not.eg DIRTY SODAwith MEMAMA #emmagraceandmemama #memamatok #memamafy #grandmasoftiktok #grandma #southern #southernaccent #dirtysoda #dirtysodarecipe #dirtydrpepper #drinktok #drinktiktok #drinkrecipes #sodashop ♬ Original sound – e.g.
Millions watch and share viral sign language TikTok
What an amazing talent! Have you seen this video?
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Boise rideshare driver records and posts it all on TikTok
If you’ve ever wondered what goes on in a late-night Uber or Lyft, they’re often just as “exciting” as one might imagine. This Boise rideshare driver documented his trip…and then posted it to TikTok.
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