Meta might not be the place for virality right now... Here’s what you need to know:

Meta reported its first-ever drop in daily active users, slipping from 3.58B in Q4 2025 to 3.56B in Q1 2026. For creators, this means Meta is still a major place to reach audiences, but growth may be harder to rely on, so building across multiple platforms is becoming even more important.

📖 Read More: Meta’s daily active user count declined in Q1 2026

Jack Dorsey is funding diVine, a new Vine-style app that brings back short six-second looping videos and includes access to over 100,000 archived Vine videos. The app also lets users create profiles and upload new videos, but it plans to block suspected generative AI content to keep the feed focused on human-made clips.

For creators, this could mean a fresh opportunity to experiment with nostalgic, short-form content while also reclaiming or reposting old Vine-era work if they own it.

📖 Read More: Jack Dorsey funds diVine, a Vine reboot that includes Vine’s video archive

YouTube is treating Shorts like a bigger part of its main viewing experience, not just a mobile feature — so creators who are already making strong Shorts could get more discovery opportunities.

📖 Read More: Google TV is getting a dedicated row for YouTube Shorts

⭐️ Turning texts into songs: This is a new silly trend that it super easy to recreate. To turn your text messages into songs, download the app “Suno,” type in your text messages in the box, and choose your desired song type!

⭐️ Drop De🔪d: Olivia Rodrigo’s new song is trending! Add this song to any type of content this week, and you will get visibility from new audiences. Definitely try it with a photo dump!

⭐️ My Top 5 Horror Movies: This is a great trend for your audience to get to know you better. To participate in this trend, list 5 things that freak you OUT!! Ex: “a paper straw when it gets all wet. having to wash my emotional support water bottle, etc.”