The current slate moves through pop culture, group reactions, music. Together, those threads give readers three concrete examples of cast-based reaction formats inside short and long reactions to music, relationships, internet trends and pop culture.
Pop culture
Pop culture led by “Did someone say K-POP?? 👀👀👀🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷”
Across “Did someone say K-POP?? 👀👀👀🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷”, “Close enough to a dinosaur? 🦖”, “These Lyrics Would Get Artists Canceled Today!”, REACT connects three recent subjects through cast-based reaction formats.
Group reactions
A current group reactions thread starts with “Oh not the fake British accent 💀💀 #relationships #loveisland”
“Oh not the fake British accent 💀💀 #relationships…”, ““Descendants: Wicked Wonderland” Cast play This or That:…”, “Cast of Descendants: Wicked Wonderland Tries To Finish…” show cast-based reaction formats working across a concrete set of recent subjects.
Music
“We love our personal music player. 😌😌😌” opens another side of the slate
This part of the verified slate moves through “We love our personal music player. 😌😌😌”, “👀👀👀 we love girlset in this household 😤😤😤 #girlset…”, “Try Not To Sing: 2000s Hottest Music Videos!”, keeping short and long reactions to music, relationships, internet trends and pop culture visible in the source selection.