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Claire's is getting clowned on TikTok for now offering nose piercings in addition to its well-known—and often criticized—ear piercing service.

Late-night snacking can take many forms, but one TikToker took it to the next level when they went to their local 7-Eleven at 5am to make a customized plate of nachos. The video of their early morning creation quickly went viral, sparking both admiration and concern from viewers.

Taco Bell workers took to TikTok to celebrate getting their general manager with a choreographed dance. In a video uploaded last month by user @901elijah_ and viewed over nearly 1 million times, two of the fast food chain's employees do their victory dance while wearing their uniform in what appears to be a storage room for the store.

A popular content creator shared why she believes that Rao's pasta sauce is the best despite it being $10.29 a jar—and why it saves her money in the long run.

A video uploaded to TikTok from a Wendy's employee shows a hectic scene behind the counter at one of the franchise's restaurants, along with throngs of completed mobile orders strewn about that have yet to be picked up. One employee can be heard saying, "I'm sick of this shit," right before the 7-second video clip finishes.

While the prospect of receiving free pizza delivered to your house might sound like a deal anyone would sign up for, one woman is freaked out by this dream scenario.

We've all done it: We've got a jar or a package of snacks in our hands and as we're happily munching away, we turn the package around, maybe out of boredom, to read whatever monolithic corporation put inside the food we're ingesting. Past the run-on sentences of consonant-laden chemicals, sugars, alcohols, oils, and other ingredients, we also see a bold-faced piece of text that says the product is manufactured in a facility that also processes nuts.

A woman's public service announcement for women who live alone when they are going home for the night has drawn over 3 million views on TikTok as of Saturday.

There are some things that you should never microwave: metallic objects, for instance, are one of them. Yes, that includes your iPhone—even if you did see a troll Apple advertisement that says doing so will wirelessly charge your device.

A popular food reviewer's clip went viral on TikTok after he praise Little Caesars' $7 Slices-N-Stix pizza.