The new viral Devious Lick Meme is a new trend taking over TikTok. Here is what we know about the viral trend so far.
Devious Lick Meme has taken over the internet even though it is relatively new and just began this September. In the trend, people film themselves pulling stolen supplies from school out of their bags, using different forms of the phrase “first day of school copped a devious lick.”
It was initially confusing for the public as to what exactly Devious Lick Meme meant. But as soon as other TikTokers uploaded videos on the trend, more people started talking about it on Twitter. People are pulling stolen items such as microphones, computers, hand sanitizer, and many other school supplies from their bags as part of the trend.
What Is ‘Devious Lick Meme’ TikTok Trend?
The Devious Lick Meme was started by a TikTok user @dtx.2cent. The video was captioned, “only a month into school and got this absolute devious lick.” In the video, he unzips his bag and pulls out a huge hand sanitizer bottle. The TikTok video has more than 10.5 million views and 2.1 million likes within four days of posting.
The TikTok user, @dtx.2cent, has more than 30.4k followers and over 3.2 million total likes on his account. Since his first Devious Lick Meme video went viral on TikTok, he has posted several other videos and gotten millions of views.
Diabolical Or Despicable Lick Meme Slang Explained
The word devious can also be referred to as godforsaken or diabolical, whereas despicable means hateful and loathsome. As per Urban Dictionary, ‘hit a lick’ can be referred to gain a lot of money in a short amount of time.
TikTok has a major cultural influence among the current generation and has made many people famous with their content. Many of the TikTokers are gaining millions of views by uploading content on the Devious Lick Meme.
Devious Lick Meme Slang – What does it mean?
The TikTok trend began in early September 2021, right after the new school session started.
Over the next couple of days, many high schoolers and college students took part in the trend of showing off items they stole from their schools. One TIkToker, @epicsinger, posted a video showing off a stolen microscope and gained millions of views.
Another TikToker, @carlorossi0, posted a TikTok pulling a stolen computer. @kcartier00 pulled stolen signage out of his bag and gained 2.6 million views within a day.