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Half-naked men show off their muscles in viral 'bicep heart' trend

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From “Beez in the Trap” to white shampoo videos, there have been countless social media trends that have kept us entertained, but our new favorite is the “bicep heart” trend. Celebrities, influencers, and regular Joes have all taken to social media to post photos and videos of themselves participating in this viral trend where people are flexing their biceps while using their free hand to make a heart shape. In theory, this could all be innocent and even romantic, but in reality, it’s turned into an excuse for thirst traps, and no one is complaining. It may be mostly men who are showing off their muscles, but TikTok creator @kavithageorge is credited with starting starting the trend, proving that queer people are trend setters not followers. The fitness influencer and WLW creator’s own video has 7.6 million views at the time of publication, and her follow-up versions are also very popular.

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