TikTok Click Shock (5/28/26)

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Brooke and Jeffrey 12 min 4 speakers 3 chapters transcribed 3 months ago
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What viral TikTok trend is making headlines this week?

Jeffrey 0:00
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Brooke 0:15
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Jeffrey 0:25
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Unknown 0:31
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Will Ferrell 1:38
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Unknown 3:19
Dude, I follow some of these Reddit threads that are like this, and it's always about babies. Like, so-and-so had a baby, and nobody knew. Your cousin's probably your sister.
Yeah, totally.
Unknown 3:30
She told people if they DM'd her, she'd keep it anonymous. And then she read the juiciest ones in a clip, which has got millions of views. Hopefully without people's names. Here's some of the best ones. My mom died when I was nine. When I turned 20, I needed her death certificate for something. My dad didn't have it, so I went to the public records department to get a copy of it. There is no death certificate. She faked it. She's alive and well living in Arizona. What? My aunt actually married the person she was stalking for months.

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