Here’s what ‘my 90 in a 35’ actually means, because the trend is all over TikTok right now

A new trend has popped up on TikTok this week where people are writing the phrase “my 90 in a 35,” but what does it mean?!

Last week it was the “holy airball” trend that was having its viral moment, which saw people explaining situations where others underestimated them, but they exceeded expectations with their achievements.

Now things have moved on, so here’s a full explanation of the “90 in a 35” trend if you’re one of the many who are confused.

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sad music till i die

♬ original sound – 🎧

So, what does ‘my 90 in a 35’ mean on TikTok?!

The trend is all about sharing a song that makes you want to drive 90 miles per hour when you’re in a 35 miles per hour speed limit zone.

Now, we’re not encouraging anyone to break the law here, but it’s that one song that makes you want to turn the speakers right up and sing to your heart’s content while you drive super fast.

It could be Sabrina Carpenter’s Espresso, Mariah Carey’s All I Want for Christmas Is You or Let It Go from Disney’s Frozen. It really doesn’t matter, no one’s judging.

Well, they might be a little bit, but who cares! Everyone has that track they love to blast in the car and scream at the top of their lungs to, and it’s time to share yours on social media.

@lilianaaa.005

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The ‘my 90 in a 35’ trend has gone super viral

To take part in the trend, all you have to do is upload a photo or video of yourself to TikTok and write “My 90 in a 35” on the screen.

Then, search your chosen song in TikTok’s music section and add it to the video so it plays when people scroll. That’s it!

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So, now you’re clued up with the latest TikTok lingo, until next week when another new trend pops up that you don’t understand. It’s so hard to keep up these days.

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Featured image by: @lilianaaa.005liliana and @brooklynnbasurttobrooklynn/TikTok