Number trend of TikTok and Instagram notes decoded

It seems like every time you scroll through social media, there’s a new trend to get familiar with.

Here’s everything you need to know about the note-number trend that has amassed millions of views on TikTok and Instagram.

What is the significance of the numerical trend?

The number trend seen on both Instagram and TikTok is to create a new note that contains a secret code.

It includes a bit of code Language – Each number represents a single letter of the alphabet.

For example, 022 stands for the letter A.

People then share snippets of their notes app with the corresponding code on their social media – and it’s up to viewers to decipher it.

But what does that mean? The letter that the code denotes is the first letter of the person you like.

All in all, the trend is a coy way to hint at who you might have a crush on without giving it away too obviously.

What are the numbers and their corresponding letters?

Another code is o33, which stands for the letter M – so it could be a Max or Millie.

A practical TikTok clip revealed exactly which codes match which numbers.

It’s not the only internet trend taking the internet by storm – rage-baiting is another trend that users might encounter on TikTok and Instagram.

Have you come across a TikTok clip and become angry within seconds of watching it?

There’s a reason for this – some content creators have content specifically designed to excite you.

TikTokers specifically provoke viewers to gain likes and increase their number of followers.

Anger incitement could be a customer trying on a barista, a child yelling at his mother—or even something as trivial as over-the-top makeup.

TikToker Rachel Madison Carlisle recently posted a clip in which she tells viewers about her makeup routine for a glamorous night out, which involves dousing herself in blush.

People were quick to point out the bizarre makeup application that left her entire cheekbone area caked in heat Pink blush.

Comments accused her of fishing for likes, but Rachel insisted the video was a true recreation of her getting ready for a trip into the city.