‘Devious Licks,’ the latest trend troubling TikTok, has been banned from platform


'Devious Licks' is a trend on TikTok where youngsters show off items they claimed to have stolen from school. — School photo created by freepik - www.freepik.com

The latest troubling TikTok trend, dubbed “Devious Licks” by teens and students, has been banned from the platform.

The clips first started to gain momentum earlier this month and typically feature the participant showing off items — ranging from wet floor signs to microscopes and projectors to paper towel holders — they allegedly stole from school.

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