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From cloud lamps to feral water bottles.
TikTok has turned us all into QVC addicts with shorter attention spans.
One minute you’re watching a dog do parkour, the next you’ve spent $47 on a gadget you didn’t know existed 90 seconds ago.
These are the products that made us question our financial decisions — and still kind of love them.
The ultimate cottagecore flex.
Looks incredible in videos, but in real life? Half the time it’s just a glorified paper lantern hanging from fishing line.
Stanley Cups, Owala, Hydro Flask — we’ve turned hydration into a lifestyle.
Half your friends are now emotionally attached to a tumbler the size of a newborn.
Because nothing says “skincare routine” like looking like a stormtrooper from a budget Star Wars spin-off.
The palm-sized gadget that turns cleaning up crumbs into an oddly satisfying mini-game.
Do you need it? Absolutely not. Do you love it? 100%.
TikTok loves fake food — but now you’ve got guests awkwardly sniffing your bathroom soap thinking it’s dessert.
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Reality: you watched Shrek 2 once on your wall before it became a dust collector.
Because obviously what your life needed was a way to make heart-shaped waffles at 11pm.
Sold as “life-changing” — in practice, they’re just another charging cable to lose.
Somewhere between an ASMR cooking video and a three-hour commitment you weren’t ready for.
A power drill for cleaning your shower. Weirdly satisfying, slightly dangerous, and 100% unnecessary.
The takeaway: TikTok’s real superpower isn’t dancing teens or viral sounds — it’s weaponised impulse shopping.
We buy first, rationalise later, and maybe, just maybe, use it twice before it lives in a drawer.