Title: 11 TikTok Trends You Need to Know in 2021
Headings: 11 TikTok Trends You Need to Know in 2021
11 TikTok Trends You Need to Know in 2021
11 TikTok Trends for 2021:
1. More Brands and Influencers Will Use TikTok for Marketing in 2021
2. Until COVID Relents, More TikTok Videos Will Emphasize What You Can Do At Home
3. TikTok Will Replace Television for More of Generation Z
4. More Celebrities Will Use TikTok to Reach Their Young Fans
5. Certain Songs Will Become Exceptionally Popular and Used to Back Multiple TikTok Videos
6. Hashtag #memes Will Increase in Popularity
7. Brands and Influencers Will Create More Episodic Content
8. Branded Hashtag Challenges Will Become Even More Popular on TikTok
9. User-Generated Content Will Become Increasingly Important to Marketers
10. Brands Will Use Duets More to Interact With Their Fans
11. Social Commerce Will Become More Common on TikTok

Content: In some cases, these tracks will become popular because people use them for dance challenges. 6. Hashtag #memes Will Increase in Popularity
Memes are becoming increasingly popular across all social media, particularly with Millennials and Generation Z. Even though video makes a less obvious medium for memes than still images, they are still common on TikTok. TikTok filmmakers create short videos highlighting their favorite memes, and the more people who share these videos on TikTok, the more people become inspired to make similar videos themselves. 7. Brands and Influencers Will Create More Episodic Content
Videos on TikTok are short, at most sixty seconds. Indeed, the most common video length on the platform is still the original length of 15 seconds, and much of the music on TikTok is limited to that brief timeframe. However, both brands and influencers have discovered they can hook their audience by producing episodic content, i.e., a series of videos that follow on from each other. If you manage to hook an audience with the first video in your sequence, people want to see what follows. This is how some people tend to share in-depth videos on the platform – they simply split them into small chunks.