If you’ve been on TikTok recently, you probably saw a “Literally predicted everything” comment.
This comment is in the comments section of almost every TikTok video.
Occasionally, there will be a comment trend on TikTok, also known as a copypasta.
Past trends include “You don’t have this emoji”, “Chupagetti”, and “You Really Tricked Me Bro I Keep Falling For These “.
In this guide, you’ll learn what the “User8687391766990 literally predicted everything” comment means on TikTok.
What does “User8687391766990 literally predicted everything” Mean on TikTok?
The comment “User8687391766990 literally predicted everything” is a bait-and-switch copypasta/meme on TikTok.
Bait-and-switch refers to tricking a user into viewing inappropriate content.
If you tap on the username, you’ll land on a page filled with accounts named “User8687391766990”.
If you tap on one of these accounts, you’ll be redirected to their reposts.
However, their reposts are not safe for work (NSFW) ai-generated videos, slideshows, and images.
Apparently, these NSFW media were able to bypass TikTok’s technology to detect overt nudity.
This is most likely because these media are artificially generated and not real.
Hence, many users started exploiting this loophole, sharing NSFW content by reposting posts from temporary accounts.
The comment has also became a trend because of how easy users are able to trick others into viewing the content.
This is because if users comment something like “User8687391766990”, it will turn into a blue comment.
When a comment is blue, users are able to tap it to search for the term automatically on TikTok.
Because of this, users are not required to type in the entire username to find the profile that is mentioned.
Predicted everything TikTok comments
- User8687391766990 literally predicted everything.
- User8687391766990 predicted this.
- User25526345104761 predicted it.
- User876892221 predicted this.
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