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That's So True
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| TikTok Trend | |
|---|---|
| Synonym(s): | |
| Date(s): | October 2024 |
| Distinguishing element(s): | Use of bridge segment of song |
| Associated audio(s): | That's So True but Gracie Abrams |
| Associated hashtag(s): | |
| Related: | |
| See also: | TikTok, Edit (video genre) |
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That's So True is a song by American singer-songwriter, Gracie Abrams which become popular to use in TikTok edit trends in October 2024. The bridge of the song is the element most commonly used in edits.
Stylistic Elements
Variations
While the song itself is about the realisation of looking back and seeing that a partner in a relationship was not worth your time, many of the edits on TikTok actually focus on characters who have gone through difficult situations or have been harmed or wronged in some way.
Fan Commentary
Example Fanworks
- Edit by buckleyhands (9-1-1, specifically Evan "Buck" Buckley).
- Edit by stxrfilmss (Criminal Minds, specifically Spencer Reid).
- Edit by luckyoneedits (The Hunger Games).
- Edit by blima.edits (Marauders, specifically Sirius Black).
- Edit by stealmoonysstars (Marauders).
- Edit by faheysversion (Six of Crows).
- Edit by mayawfc (Sports RPF, specifically Irish sports persons and teams).
- Edit by marvelspiders56 (Sports RPF, specially women's goalkeepers)
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