What is the April theory on TikTok? Unsplash: Kelli McClintockA number of videos are circulating on TikTok discussing the viral \u2018April theory\u2019 \u2014 but what is it? Here\u2019s everything you need to know. There have been a huge number of trends that have gone viral on TikTok over the years, and some of those trends have been centered around theories like the \u2018Shoe theory,\u2019 which users go on to discuss in viral videos. The latest theory to trend on the app towards the end of March is the April theory. People have been talking about this theory in regard to relationships, but also to life in general, talking about excited they are for the theory to finally begin in April. But what exactly is the April theory? What is the April theory on TikTok? The April theory refers to the idea that when April begins, it brings with it more happiness into people\u2019s lives in a variety of different ways. According to a video by vaatsalya.c with nearly 200,000 likes: \u201cThe April theory is when you magically get out of your winter depression, the days are warmer which leads you to things that contribute to your happiness, school is about to end, you make more memories, and life finally gets good again.\u201d Of course, the weather will be different depending on what area of the world you\u2019re in, but some users swear by the April theory nonetheless. Users have garnered thousands of likes for their videos and comments about the subject, as the April theory continues to gain traction on TikTok.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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