The term "holy airball" is used over an image of the thing the person missed out on with their airball. For example, one version of the meme by TikToker @scarlettloveswbb starts with the caption ...

The "Holy (Freaking) Airball" trend features celebrities, professional athletes and everyday people showing off what they are known for.

TikTok users are "flexing" on a whole new level as part of the latest social media trend.. The "Holy (Freaking) Airball" TikTok trend features celebrities, professional athletes and just everyday ...

Holy Airball. The trend is currently sweeping social media, with videos amassing millions of views and celebrities and influencers jumping on the trend. But what does it actually mean?

The "Holy (Freaking) Airball" TikTok trend features celebrities, professional athletes and just everyday people showing off what they are known for − or rather, things they believe others should ...

Holy airball TikTok videos tell a tale of romantic failure in three parts. First is the setup, typically an innocent statement by the target of attraction or an attempt to initiate romance.

"Holy freakin' airball" is right! It's not just the children of TV stars and musicians who are getting in on the fun. Some heirs to major companies are also sharing their inherited claim to fame.

The “holy airball” trend that’s all over your For You page is the latest way the internet is sharing humble brags. The videos, which have amassed millions of views on TikTok over the past ...

Carson Beaver is one of the many TikTok users to participate in the “holy airball” trend, in which people are revealing their connections, real and fake, to famous people and brands.

The "Holy (Freaking) Airball" TikTok trend features celebrities, professional athletes and just everyday people showing off what they are known for − or rather, things they believe others should ...