In typical 2021 fashion, THON dancers and viewers are getting groovy on TikTok. From traditional hits to the latest trends, THON-goers are using TikTok to stay busy, remain active, and pass the time. Check out some of our favorite posts with the #THON2021 hashtag on TikTok.

Dancer Diego Santos and his five friends took on one of the most current TikTok trends in hour three. Check out his page for new TikToks every hour.

THON org Eclipse is keeping its dancers busy with the #millyrockitinreverse challenge.

Mason attempted to learn the line dance from the livestream. In the TikTok, you can even see him attending a THON Zoom watch party with his friends.

Emma recorded herself standing for the first time Friday afternoon. She was cheered on by her supporters as she embarked in the journey of dancing in THON 2021.

Jason Clark got creative with TikTok and is encouraging viewers to donate to the link in his bio. He “corvette, corvette”s outside of the Creamery with two friends.

Layken recorded herself at 6 a.m. dancing in her kitchen. Why drink coffee when you can TikTok?

Bri recreated the Bryce Jordan Center with her strobe LED lights and DJed through her laptop. She danced around with kitchen utensils and a mop to a One Direction song.

Abigail Fili posted a throwback from the fall semester when OPP members were announced. OPP members created a compilation throwing brooms back and forth to each other in typical OPP fashion.

Carmen DiPippo danced to “Church Bells” by Carrie Underwood during hour 23. She plans to duet it for the rest of THON weekend.

Jordan Hughes showed off Joe’s fidget haul during hour two. It’s safe to say FOTO is making the most of THON 2021.