The "Group 7" viral trend began on TikTok as a social experiment by a musician who posted seven similar videos assigning viewers to groups 1–7 to test the algorithm
The "Group 7" viral trend began on TikTok as a social experiment by a musician who posted seven similar videos assigning viewers to groups 1–7 to test the algorithm
One of those—Group 7—blew up to over 30 million views while the others lagged, spawning a meme where members treated Group 7 like an exclusive club, mixing pride with FOMO
It underscores how algorithmic randomness can create communities and has spilled onto other platforms like X as playful references and challenges
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