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Jennae Cecelia's Poem 'I Met My Younger Self For Coffee' Goes Viral, Inspiring A Trend On TikTok
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These are some truly odd products.
'Bro Is Not Going Back Home' Kid Was Speaking Like A TikTok Comment Section
People are mocking this college student for using an internet cadence in real life.
Jennae Cecelia's Poem 'I Met My Younger Self For Coffee' Goes Viral, Inspiring A Trend On TikTok
Cecelia posted the poem to TikTok earlier this month and in the past few weeks it's become a hit, inspiring a trend where users alter the lines of the poem to fit their own lives and make memes.
