The Beez in the Trap Trend: A Viral Dance Sensation

TikTok is buzzing with a new dance trend that has everyone from stars to regular folks joining in. This trend is all about mixing two popular songs and creating a fun, easy-to-follow dance routine. The trend starts with one person lip-syncing to "What's Up? " by 4 Non Blondes, while another person is hidden from view. Then, the camera pans to the second person, who is lip-syncing to "Beez in the Trap" by Nicki Minaj and 2 Chainz. It's a simple idea, but it's taking the internet by storm. Celebrities have jumped on the trend, making it even more popular. Malala Yousafzai and Jimmy Fallon's version has been viewed over 73 million times. Yousafzai even shared a video of herself learning the lyrics, joking about the challenges of rehearsing for TikTok versus preparing for a UN speech. Sabrina Carpenter and her cast member Marcello Hernandez also did a version, which has been viewed over 18 million times. Other celebrities like Kylie Jenner, Khloe Kardashian, Joe Jonas, and Khalid have also shared their takes on the trend. The trend isn't just limited to celebrities. Regular TikTok users have also created their own versions, some even with Halloween themes. One video featuring characters from the book "Matilda" has been viewed over 40 million times. Another spooky take with horror icons Freddy Krueger and Pennywise has been viewed over 12 million times. The trend has also caught the attention of the original artists. 4 Non Blondes shared their excitement on Instagram, saying they can't believe the love the trend is getting. Nicki Minaj reposted Fallon and Yousafzai's video, showing her support for the trend. Experts say that the trend is a great example of how TikTok brings people together. It's a platform where anyone can share their performance of a song and become part of a collective movement. The trend also shows how celebrities can influence the popularity of a trend. Once something is trending, people jump on it because it's fun and they know they'll get more viewers.