Thanks to the lockdown, cooking food and doing household chores following social media trends has become a new productivity filter for many millennials who have never been interested in home tasks before. Even Bollywood actors like Deepika Padukone, Malaika Arora are spending their time at kitchen getting ready home cooked food for family. The motive behind these trends mostly set up by influencers is to keep the Insta fam motivated during these distressed times. The current current that is turning everyone a food vlogger is the humble Dalgona coffee, the usual beaten cooffee with a twist and a name change that makes it sound more fancy.
Dalgona Coffee started out as a trend in South Korea for its resemblance to a toffee dessert. The recipe is nothing but hand beaten coffee. All you have to do us add two spoons (each) of instant coffee powder, sugar and hot water in a bowl, then beating it till your arms are sore. The rich ones can use a electric beaten o get that fine foam. Now top a glass of cold milk and ice with the fluffy mix. Cool as it looks, it’s still got many Indians wondering what’s so special about this ‘phetun coffee’, common across many Indian households.
Here some of the household rendition to DalgonaCoffee.
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Other Insta fads getting viral are:
HANDEMOJICHALLENGE
In this effect users try to imitate nine different hand gestures (thumbs up or down, rock on, peace and the like) that pop up on the screen to the beat of the fast-paced ‘Lalala’ by Y2K & Bbno$ (ilkan Gunuc remix). Celebrities like the Jonas Brothers, Parineeti Chopra, Jacqueline Fernandes and others have given it a shot.
View this post on InstagramThey are soo adorable 🖤ðŸ˜Â #sonand ♥ï¸Â @sonamkapoor @anandahuja #Everydayphenomenal 💫
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#UntilTomorrow Challenge
If you see your Instagram friends posting cringeworth pictures of themselves and wonder if the lockdown is making them crazy, you have arrived at the #UntilTomorrow challenge. The only rule for the game is you cannot be poise, the memory, moent or pose should e embarassing, something that had been in your gallery for uite some time but you never shared. The point is to evoke guiltfree fun. Also the picture should be there in your feed for a day so that every one has a good look on it.
#21Days21Saree
This one is for the Indians who love to wrap the gumble five yard. Its just a repurposing of an old challenge where Indian women post picture of them in sarees one everyday.
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ONLINE ANTAKSHARI
Baithe baithe kya karein? In the times of social distancing , evn antakshari is game on albiet on video coferencig, However, in this trend a person sings a song in a story and tags others with a letter for them to start the next song. The trend is surfacing hidden talents and some of the posts are surprisingly balm to sore ears.
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