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GMBS is an acronym for "Give Me Backshots" that was popularized as a hashtag and through videos related to the so-called "Give Me Backshots dance trend" on TikTok between April and May 2026. The trend involves dancing to the unreleased song "Backshots" by rapper SWAE as she repeatedly sings, "Gimme backshots." The trend began in late April 2026 and went viral over the following weeks, inspiring over 18,000 uses under its original sound by mid-May 2026.

Origin

On April 23rd, 2026, TikToker[1] @feins4_ju.li.naya_ posted a dance video set to an unreleased SWAE song known as "Backshots."[2] The video gained over one million views in a month.

@feins4_ju.li.naya_ give me back shots #fypシ゚viral #dances #blowthisup #makemefamous #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp ♬ original sound – Big 3️⃣


Spread

The original sound for @feins4_ju.li.naya_'s video was used over 18,000 times over the next month, largely by TikTokers doing the same dance.

For example, on April 30th, 2026, TikToker[3] @blairzspam posted a video doing the dance that gained over 830,000 views in two weeks.

@blairzspam

♬ original sound – Big 3️⃣


On May 4th, TikToker[4] @carcar_rose posted a video where she and another person do the dance, garnering over 1.2 million views in 10 days.

@carcar_rose We hate the wind #abcxyz #fyp #dance #twin ♬ original sound – Big 3️⃣


On May 11th, 2026, TikToker[5] @ika.ducor posted a video following the dance trend that gained over 568,000 views in three days.

@ika.ducor gmbs #dance #fyp #xyzba #dodea #viral @️sofia ♬ original sound – Big 3️⃣


Various Examples

@l1fe0f.g4 #prom #fyp #dance #bsf @︎︎︎ ♬ original sound – Big 3️⃣

@luvv4ede @jzara ♬ original sound – Big 3️⃣

@danceswithashleyy give me back shots 👯‍♀️ @️ #makemefamous #duodance #dance #foryoupage #dancetolearn ♬ original sound – Big 3️⃣

@bailee.pinkston It’s been awhile @jettpinkston25 #siblings #baddies ♬ original sound – Big 3️⃣


Search Interest

External References

[1] TikTok – feins4_ju.li.naya_

[2] YouTube – SWAE

[3] TikTok – blairzspam

[4] TikTok – carcar_rose

[5] TikTok – ika.ducor


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