And, well, the answer is a tiny bit uncomfortable: It's basically confessing an attraction to the strangest characters, people, or things So the so-called "hear me out" cake is basically the ...

A new trend on TikTok – “hear me out cakes” – has people confessing their biggest and most chaotic crushes. The now-viral activity consists of TikTokers gathering around a cake before they ...

This trend is known as a “hear me out” cake. Defined in Urban Dictionary as a way of saying a “character is kinda hot,” telling someone to “hear you out” has been typically used online ...

That was the ‘Hear Me Out’ cake trend. The premise of this trend was revealing the questionable fictional characters you were attracted to using, well, cake. What was the ‘hear me out ...

TikTokkers have created "hear me out" cakes to defend their unconventional crushes on fictional cartoon characters and celebrities. @casshehe/TikTok They’re sweet on these guys. A new trend on ...

The Hear Me Out challenge involves buying or making a cake but instead of decorating it with fondant or sticking candles into it, people are using pictures of the celebrities they are weirdly ...

TikTok's "hear me out" cake trend is a popular video that users are recreating. Sometimes referred to as the "smash cake challenge", "hear me out" involves participants deciding who they would ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

On TikTok, people are revealing their deepest, darkest secrets via the “Hear Me Out” cake trend, placing cut-outs of attractive fictional characters on cakes—with some very surprising picks.

A new trend on TikTok – “hear me out cakes” – has people confessing their biggest and most chaotic crushes. The now-viral activity consists of TikTokers gathering around a cake before they each reveal ...

Before the cake came the phrase. “Hear me out” is something people say, usually on X (formerly Twitter) to introduce a dialogue about anything. They’re asking for people to listen to what ...