What Is ‘My Shayla’ Trend on TikTok? Explained

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A popular phenomenon on TikTok, known as “My Shayla,” is rapidly gaining attention. This viral sensation has ignited interest and curiosity among users of the platform, leading them to question its roots. Lately, TikTok has been a hotbed for various trends, such as Indigo and DTMF trends.

So what does ‘My Shayla’ mean? Here is the new TikTok trend explored.

Here’s what ‘My Shayla’ trend on TikTok is about?

On TikTok, the “My Shayla” craze encourages users to post images or clips expressing their emotions of sorrow, disappointment, or frustration towards someone, while using an audio clip featuring a person sobbing and uttering ‘My Shayla.’ This trend allows individuals to share their feelings in a relatable and emotional manner.

Here’s an example of a user describing feelings of frustration with their dog, followed by the realization of their strong affection for it:

This user often finds themselves irritated with their beloved canine companion. However, in those moments of anger, they always recall their deep, heartfelt love for this furry friend.

The individual under discussion is none other than Tyrese Gibson, famously known for his roles in Fast & Furious movies. In November 2017, Gibson posted a series of emotional videos on Instagram (which have since been removed). These videos depicted him crying over his daughter Shayla during their custody battle with her mother and former spouse, Norma Mitchell. Overwhelmed by the prospect of losing contact with his daughter again, Gibson broke down in tears, pleading desperately, ‘Oh my god…My Shayla…my shayla.’

Additionally, he disclosed in the video recordings that he was shelling out $13,000 per month for child support. With a tearful plea, he questioned, “Is there anything else you require from me?

Initially, when Tyrese Gibson’s video was posted online, it sparked a variety of responses. Some people felt compassion for his tough circumstances, while others decided to ridicule and belittle him. The video made quite an impression on social media platforms, leading to the creation of the meme ‘Crying Tyrese,’ also known as ‘Cryrese.’

2017’s viral video “My Shayla” has once again gained traction, thanks to TikTok users such as @bunionlover45 who shared it online, leading to its renewed popularity.

It became known to Gibson that his popularity was increasing, and on New Year’s Day, he decided to acknowledge it on Instagram by saying, “Everywhere on TikTok… Congratulations!” He added humorously, “What else do you want from me? Some timeless one-liners.

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2025-01-20 17:11