What is #Anti2010, the new trend on Twitter and TikTok? For all the information regarding the topic, keep reading.
#Anti2010 is yet another popular trend on TikTok, but not a good one.
The thing about this hashtag is the year 2010. With the popular hashtag reportedly targeting 11-year-old Frenchs, the France Education Minister Jean-Michel Blanquer had to step in.
Along with the French Minister, TikTok also took a step as the app banned the hashtag.
What Is #Anti2010 On TikTok And Twitter?
#Anti2010, it’s a popular trend on TikTok and a viral hashtag on Twitter.
It is a cyberbullying campaign against French children, especially targeting the children born in 2010. The bullying campaign gained immense popularity on Twitter and TikTok, two of the popular social media platforms.
Cyberbullying prompted the French education minister Jean-Michel Blanquer to take action. The minister said that the campaign was stupid and against the values of France.
Not only the minister took notice of the stupid campaign, but also the French parents. The parents are quite worried over the bullying as the rumors of the online activity taking hold of the real-world surfaces.
To avoid the further escalation of the ongoing situation, the minister warned the people behind the cyberbullying. He even said that punishment would be unavoidable for the offenders. He also said that the parents could report the bullying concerns via an emergency hotline.
The French minister even sent letters to the school heads regarding the issue. He also tweeted that harassment and cyberstalking don’t have a place in French society or school.
#Anti2010 – Meaning Explained
#Anti2010 is a trending TikTok and Twitter hashtag. But, what does it exactly mean?
There isn’t any special meaning to the hashtag, just that it symbolizes the cyberbullying of French children born in 2010.
Origins of the popular trend never made it to the internet. Nobody knows how it began. However, rumors of it originating from Fortnite, a popular online video game, are there. It seems the younger Fortnite players also labeled “Fortkids” are to blame, but no proofs are there, just rumors.
The hashtag began to gain popularity with the release of the young influencer Pink Lily’s song, “Pop it Mania.” In the song, she sings, “We are the queens of 2010.” On YouTube, the song’s video has already received 400 thousand dislikes. The song probably became the excuse for some older kids to use #Anti2010.
The campaign seems to have escaped the online world and made its way to reality. Reports suggest that a student quoted, “In the courtyard, they point the finger at us, shouting 2010! 2010!”