A new TikTok trend has users identifying with "Group 7," thanks to an indie rock artist's mission to promote her new single. Here's what it means.

Group 7’ is the latest exclusive fad on TikTok – and it’s all thanks to one singer trying to promote her newest song.

Singer-songwriter Sophia James tried to break through TikTok’s algorithm to boost her new song’s reach, but ended up creating “Group 7,” an exclusive “club” millions of TikTok users have found themselves part of.

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Since going viral, the group 7 jokes have caught on and can now be spotted across the app. TikTokers are coming up with inside jokes for group 7, musing about the shared characteristics of group 7, and identifying each other as fellow members of group 7. Here’s what to know about this slightly nonsensical trend.

It all started a few days ago when musician Sophia James decided to promote her new song So Unfair with a little experiment. She posted seven TikToks in one night, each one saying something like, “If you’re seeing this, you’re in Group [insert number here].”

Algorithms, by their very nature, are made to be manipulated; it's just not easy to figure out, experts say. But one L.A. singer managed to get her song played millions of times on TikTok with a clever strategy that has everyone wanting to be a part of 'Group 7.

If you’re reading this, you’re not necessarily an OG “Group 7” member, but that’s OK. A new social media trend has emerged, capturing the attention of hundreds of thousands of TikTokers. What started as a simple TikTok experiment — and a very clever form of marketing — on the app has suddenly evolved into an exclusive club that social media users