Hopecore is a relatively new meme trend on TikTok where folks are posting feel-good videos of wholesome clips edited together to audio by various popular musicians. The Hopecore meme trend began on ...

TikTok’s “hopecore” trend manufactured internet cheer. That is, until users turned on it. Videos labeled #hopecore once symbolized an unrelenting optimism for internet doomscrollers. The clips offered ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Born on TikTok and now spreading across every corner of social media, Hopecore is less a trend and more a collective exhale. It’s ...

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HOPECORE is the TikTok trend that shows no signs of waning. TikTok’s latest trend might just be what we all need right now. But what’s the new hashtag all about and how can you get involved? Please ...

There are a few statements and quotes that crop up a lot in TikTok’s new ‘hopecore’ trend. Life is beautiful. I’m so proud of you. Relax, keep going. Success is on the other side. You’re doing good.

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Turn your phone into a ray of sunshine (Picture: Tim Robberts) A man in military uniform returns from deployment to hug his awestruck child for the first time in months. An elderly couple share chips ...

The social media landscape has become a toxic wasteland full of conspiracy theories, alt-right pipelines, ragebait, and meaningless consumerism. The real world is already a dark and overwhelming place ...

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