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This TikTok trend is all about taking an action or a trait typically seen as negative (especially when women and girls do them) and spinning them into something more positive. For example, if girls are called out for gossiping, they might make a video that says, “God forbid a girl keeps traditional storytelling alive!”

According to TikTok, some of the most common examples of taskmasking include typing loudly, walking quickly through the office, joining online meetings that don’t exist, acting frustrated, wearing headphones,

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Scrolling through the reels on TikTok you might come across some video that piques your curiosity and makes you question “How can this get viral?”. Well, it all comes down to how TikTok's algorithm functions.