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An audio from a comedy skit imagining Little Red Riding Hood as real, where a grandson confronts a wolf disguised as his grandmother. People use the sound over footage of dogs dressed as people, to call out imposters, or on Little Red Riding Hood dioramas and models.

Anonymous TikTok accounts dedicated to drawing 'curimomos' (badly-drawn meme redraws of movie, series or video game scenes) about their own school or high school, turning teachers, exams, classmates and inside jokes into a meme series only students of that center understand. The trend has sparked controversy over privacy, consent and cyberbullying, with reports of expulsions and school warnings in Spain and Venezuela.

A trend centered on Tate McRae's new song 'housewife', where users react to it, use it as a sound, and share their reviews. The audio is being widely used to boost posts and engage with the song's release.

An AI video trend where creators use AI to replace Quavo and Takeoff in their 2022 Colors Show 'Hotel Lobby' performance with other celebrities or characters, keeping the original orange background and hanging microphone setup. The high-quality AI edits have gone viral, sparking both amusement and unease about how advanced AI video technology has become.

A meme format using audio from a Ronnie Coleman podcast clip where he claims he wasn't eating French fries but 'cut up potatoes with a crinkle cutter made to look like French fries.' People edit the clip and replace his statements with other obvious or redundant things (e.g., 'people thought I was drinking water, but it was really H2O'), mocking how he describes something as a clever workaround when it's essentially the same thing.