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Camouflage crop tops and dancing in tanks: hashtag #WW3 on TikTok

Camouflage crop tops and dancing in tanks: hashtag #WW3 on TikTok

Journalist Senna Brammer explores a TikTok trend where members of Generation Z use humor, such as dancing and wearing camouflage, to address the threat of World War III. This content is part of a series highlighting current trends among the 'chronically online' generation.

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