That's so you
A carousel post format starting with a cover photo of yourself labeled 'That's so you', followed by slides showing a Pinterest aesthetic board, a photo of you, a playlist screenshot, and other personal items, each with 'Me?' text, to showcase your personality and vibe.
- First seen
- 22 September 2026
- Last covered
- 22 September 2026
- Type
- Participatory format
- Can a brand use it?
- Brand-usable. A format a brand can join with its own product or team.
- Scale
- 30 sampled videos, 44.7M views in our latest check
- Example video
- Watch on TikTok (30.5M views)
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