Updated Oct 15, 2026 · Pacific time
AI video trends this week
The TikTok AI trends we have a template for, and where each one is today: rising, peaking, seasonal or fading. Post a rising AI trend in its first few days and it gets the most views.
Bulin 47 AIRemake · 1 photoOct 6RisingWorldwide searches began on Oct 6 and hit their high on Oct 10; the last few days are still about two-thirds of that high.Google Trends · "Bulin 47 AI" · Worldwide · past 90 days · checked Oct 15Remake it →
Nicole Kidman danceScene · 1–2 photosOct 1RisingUS searches started on Oct 1 and set a new high on Oct 12; last week was up 56% on the week before.Google Trends · "Nicole Kidman dance" · US · past 90 days · checked Oct 15Remake it →
Ceiling fan trendScene · 1 photoSep 27RisingWorldwide searches spiked on Sep 27, then climbed again from Oct 1; last week was up 31% on the week before.Google Trends · "Ceiling fan trend" · Worldwide · past 90 days · checked Oct 15Remake it →
AI Halloween costumeScene · 1–2 photosSeasonalSeasonalUS searches have come in every day since Oct 1, and last week was up 16% on the week before as Halloween nears.Google Trends · "AI Halloween costume" · US · past 90 days · checked Oct 15Remake it →
Hug in heaven AIScene · 2 photosOct 3PeakingToo few Google searches to chart; this status is our read of new uploads, mostly on Facebook and Reels.Editorial observation · Worldwide · checked Oct 15Remake it →
Zombie AI trendScene · 2 photosSep 30FadingWorldwide searches peaked on Oct 4; last week ran about 40% below the week before.Google Trends · "Zombie AI trend" · Worldwide · past 90 days · checked Oct 15Remake it →
Gas station trendScene · 1–2 photosSep 29FadingWorldwide searches peaked on Oct 2 and have dropped on most days since.Google Trends · "Gas station trend" · Worldwide · past 90 days · checked Oct 15Remake it →
Raindance AIScene · 1–2 photosSep 27FadingWorldwide searches peaked on Oct 3; last week ran 40% below the week before.Google Trends · "Raindance AI" · Worldwide · past 90 days · checked Oct 15Remake it →
Hotel lobby AIScene · 1–2 photosSep 22FadingUS searches peaked on Sep 26 and are now under a tenth of that high.Google Trends · "Hotel lobby AI" · US · past 90 days · checked Oct 15Remake it →
80s AI videoScene · 1–2 photosSep 8FadingWorldwide searches spiked from Sep 8 to Sep 12; since October they run at about a twentieth of that high.Google Trends · "80s AI video" · Worldwide · past 90 days · checked Oct 15Remake it →
AI hugScene · 2 photosOngoingFadingSearched worldwide on almost every day of the past 90 days; after a spike on Sep 21 it is back to a low, steady level.Google Trends · "AI hug" · Worldwide · past 90 days · checked Oct 15Remake it →
AI muscleScene · 1 photoOngoingFadingSearched worldwide on every day of the past 90 days; after a spike on Sep 20 it has dropped to its lowest level of the period.Google Trends · "AI muscle" · Worldwide · past 90 days · checked Oct 15Remake it →Updated Oct 15, 2026 · Pacific time
Post these first
Rising right now
Bulin 47 AI
The street freestyle, with you as the rapper.
Nicole Kidman dance
The red-room routine, as a duo.
Ceiling fan trend
Spin the fan, change the fit.
AI Halloween costume
A full costume reveal, solo or as a couple.
How we read it
What the statuses mean
- Rising
- Searches grew at least 10% on the week before. The best time to post.
- Peaking
- No longer growing, but still at least half of the 90-day high. Post soon.
- Seasonal
- Tied to a date, like Halloween. It grows until the day itself.
- Fading
- Past its peak. The template stays up for people who still want it.
Where the data comes from
Each status comes from Google Trends: search interest in the trend's own search term over the past 90 days, in the US unless the row says Worldwide. Rising means last week's searches were at least 10% above the week before and the last few days are at least a quarter of the 90-day high; peaking means no longer growing but still at least half of the high; fading is everything else. Seasonal trends are tied to a date. Every row names the term, the region and the day we last checked it.
Where searches are too thin to draw a curve, the row says Editorial observation: that status is our own read of new uploads, not a measurement. Google Trends shows relative interest, not view counts, so no row claims a number of views.
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