Unless you've been living under a rock, you may have come across some viral videos about a bunch of teenagers dancing to a Kanye West song. The viral video later expanded to the TikTok Rizz Party lore, with some thinking that Netflix is creating a documentary on it.
But what is the TikTok Rizz Party lore and is Netflix really creating a documentary? Here's what you need to know about this trend.
What is TikTok's Rizz Party Lore? Is It Even Real?
Let's get this out of the way: is TikTok's Rizz Party lore a real thing? Why did it become so viral?
Unfortunately, the TikTok Rizz Party lore is not a real thing. It comes from the "TikTok Rizz Party" meme from 2023.
The meme was actually a photo of a flyer that someone left on a car. The flyer advertised for a TikTok Rizz Party with free cover.
When the meme became viral, the online community called the party "cringe" and "corny." This was because of how slang buzzwords were used.
A year later, the TikTok Rizz Party lore became a thing after an event company posted a video of teenagers singing and dancing to Kanye West's Carnival song.
Thus, the boys were referred to as the Carnival Boys. Since then, people have been analyzing the video and the social dynamics between the Carnival Boys.
Who Are the TikTok Rizz Party Characters?
The boys from the viral video were analyzed according to how they danced and presented themselves. Some have even come up with backstories for them, which is where the TikTok Rizz Party lore emerged from.
People started to theorize the hierarchy of the group and pointed out that Blue Tie Kid was the group leader and that "White Shirt MF" was second in command.
The other characters in the lore are Tomato Boy, Annoying Tongue Kid, Random, and the Turkish Quandale Dingle.
The lore talks about who the loyal members of the group are and how they are planning to overthrow the Blue Tie Kid. They also pointed out that Turkish Quandale Dingle is not really part of the group but is hoping to impress the leader with his moves.
Blue Tie Kid has been identified as a TikToker by the ID Seby_Sarms. He has even poked fun at himself in succeeding videos.
Is Netflix Really Making a TikTok Rizz Party Lore Documentary?
The internet is so bored that they've made this video viral for no reason and come up with a lore for the friend dynamic of the group.
Some have even created a fake trailer and claimed that Netflix has purchased rights to adapt the story into a documentary.
Some TikTokers have even shared a list of actors they want to be cast for the "documentary."
But no, this isn't true. You can check out the fake documentary trailer below.
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