A “sneaky link” is what? Since HXLLYWOOD’s song “Sneaky Link 2.0,” starring Soulja Boy and Kayla Nicole, was released in October 2021 and featured the line “Boy, you just my sneaky link, so don’t keep messaging me,” the word has become fairly popular on TikTok. With the sound overlaid on roughly 900,000 recordings of users confessing their hidden romances, the verse quickly became popular on the app. The TikTok tag #sneakylink has more than 3 billion views, but what does the term mean?
A “sneaky link” is a colloquial word for a person that a person is covertly hooking up with. Perhaps you have already figured this out because it is pretty self-explanatory. One way to look at it is as someone you’ve hidden and connected with (linked is a slang term for meeting up with).
Sneaky Link meaning according to Urban Dictionary
A stealthy link, according to Urban Dictionary, “may be a sexual or non-sexual contact which nobody knows about.” Simply put, a stealthy link is a covert hookup. Prince Henry the Third and Anne Boleyn? Link tricks. Bob Rossellini and Ingrid Bergman? Link tricks. Who are Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie? Link tricks. Sneaky links between Tristan Thompson and several women.
How can you tell if you are your own or someone else is using you? Business hours give you a great idea of where you stand, just like any other wonderful thing. Something shady happens if you and your partner exclusively meet together at night. Some say the “sneaky link hours” are from 4 AM to midnight.
What is Sneaky Link’s trend on TikTok?
The covert link game carries some peril. A sneaky link with the disclaimer “may catch feelings” on it. If TikTok is any evidence, sneaky links are everything but sneaky. The only things disguised in secrecy are names and faces when hundreds of thousands of people share text messages and stories from their nights with their cunning links.
Certain TikTok users utilize the secret link sound as a soft connection launch. Big creators with sizable fan bases interested in every facet of their lives, mainly their love lives, generate a lot of engagement with their covert link videos.
When do people start posting about their sneaky links?
You’re kidding me. There are 10.9 million amongst us, and no one has seen them in public, said thousands of commenters after viral creator @annaxsitar shared her sly link soft debut on TikTok at the end of 2021. Everything began when the song “Sneaky Link” by HOLLYWOOD became popular on the app, its lyrics continually repeating:
“Girl, I can be your sneaky link (sneaky link) / Be my sneaky link (sneaky link).”
It didn’t take long for TikTok users to start using their creativity and producing their films with deceptive links. The summer of the stealthy link is approaching when the sun emerges and the cuffing season draws to an end. You might join TikTok’s newest million-member club if you find yourself “working” the night shift or keeping your phone hidden from your friends.
All about the #SenoraEra tag on TikTok
When the senora life summons you, it may be any day. Some people move slowly; indications include a minor addiction with #CleanTok or having Spotify repeatedly suggest a playlist of Latin Classics, notably one with José José and Juan Gabriel, as in the case of this Twitter user. Then, suddenly, you’re only sporting one pair of chanclas, or house sandals, tending to a flourishing herb garden and indoor plants, and spending your spare time methodically deep cleaning your apartment. Not to mention the cafecito you prepare every afternoon as you longingly gaze out at your yard. After all, we will all be our mothers and abuelitas.
The style of abuelitas is adorable, and they have previously achieved TikTok fame (hello, grandmothers from the coast!). For the Latinx Grandmother LifestyleTM, Latinx users on TikTok created the hashtags #SeoraEra and #SeoraTok to share the times. They discover themselves acting more like their moms or grandmothers would, with less time spent socializing and much more at home (the afternoon tea stays spilling, in both ways). Along with some “Seora Life” merchandise, the craze has generated a lengthy Reddit thread, and Latinx Twitter users are also documenting their transition into the seora period.