The CCTV trend on imageai. Different celebrities or fictional characters stealing from target is just funny for some reason
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When I was younger I fell for two - baggy jeans and llamas.
I remember in 5th grade I tried to joke about llamas with one kid and show him the llama song (because he loved llamas) and he said I was just copying him. In hindsight fuck you Hans, you didn't invent llamas, you were just copying others too, you tool!
Baggy pants were regrettable too...
Jams shorts in the 80s. A friend and I wore them after a wedding, with tuxedos.
I wore baggy jeans and oversized hoodies in the early 2000's. That's pretty much the last time I "followed a trend" that I can think of though there probably are other occasions too that just don't come to mind now. Most of the time I get into things either before they were cool or way after the wave has already passed.
Pogs, I think.
Hot metal + arm = Smiley Face
back in 2016(?) I was one of the people who had a yeti cup
I definitely do not currently have a yeti cup and definitely do not love it and use it all the time nope nuh uh
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I still use mine. The things are built to last.