Have a look at the meaning of the viral October theory on TikTok
It is highly likely that if you use TikTok, you will eventually run into a term or phrase that you are unfamiliar with. Unfortunately, sometimes those kinds of simple answers aren’t as accessible as they really should be due to the nature of TikTok.
The most recent one is “October Theory,” a term that has appeared on the platform in time for October’s arrival. We can help if you’re unclear about the meaning of this phrase and why it’s all of a sudden everywhere.
What is the ‘October theory’ viral trend on TikTok and its meaning explained
Although some TikTok users have dedicated their attention to specific October days, “October Theory” is a fad that encompasses this month. It turns out that the implication is that there are individuals who feel the same way about October as they feel about January, believing October to be the first month of the year.
They want to approach it as a month where they may start again, try something else, or otherwise improve themselves. In order to finish the year strong and feel their best going into the holidays, the notion also exhorts people to adopt more financial responsibility, begin a new exercise regimen, or do something else.
So who else believes in the October theory?
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The concept also reflects a way of thinking intended to make long-lasting adjustments that people can implement into their lives in 2025 and beyond. All of that may sound a little hazy, but that’s because different individuals on TikTok seem to interpret “October Theory” in different ways.
To feel better about their own fitness, some may decide to make coffee at home every day rather than going to Starbucks, and others may decide to go for a short run a few times a week. Each and every TikTok user is creating their own goals with the phrase and then posting them on the platform.
There are a lot of theories that go around on TikTok at any given time, but the most of them are based on ludicrous assertions like that giving someone a pair of shoes would cause them to leave your life or that an orange peel has symbolic meanings related to relationships.
These month-related “theories” have been on TikTok before, though, and it appears that they are all about how you need to spend a particular month.