TikTok's most popular videos typically consist of choreography, skits, or memes, but a niche group of math influencers is going viral. The #algebra and #mathematics pages on TikTok have hundreds of ...

First there was “lazy girl jobs,” then “girl dinner.” Now “girl math” is the newest “girl” term dividing the internet. But you may actually be participating in this trend every day without realizing ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Women in their early to mid-20s are using TikTok to share how they rationalize spending and, in turn, are unveiling Gen Z’s ...

A TikTok user named Bianca posted a video of herself weeping over a simple problem which turns out to be an uncomplicated division equation. Other users found this stressful since even an elementary ...

Move over, girl dinner — it's time for girl math. The latest discourse to hit the social media platform revolves around spending, consumerism and and economics, both real and imagined. In videos, ...

Young women are trending on TikTok for sharing the head-scratching ways they justify their frivolous money-spending — all in the name of #GirlMath. In videos under the hashtag — which has exploded on ...

This may be a girl’s girl summer, but buying tickets for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, dressing up for Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour, and going to see the Barbie movie isn’t cheap. This is when every girl’s ...

If you have been on TikTok lately, you have likely encountered the TikTok trend where women explain and justify spending habits as “girl math.“ The radio show’s term has prompted people on TikTok to ...

ATLANTA - There’s a social media trend out there called "Girl Math." As most trends it started likely as fun; it went viral, and now there’s concern it’s telling young women that it’s cool to manage ...

If it’s less than $5 it’s basically free. If you return an item for a refund, you’ve made money. If you paid for a vacation months ago, it’s free by the time you go on it. And if you buy something ...

Move over "girl dinner" and "lazy girl jobs," a new personal finance trend has gone viral on TikTok. Called "girl math," this humorous trend has users breaking down purchases into their smallest ...

Thanks to the TikTok girlies, any big purchases over the last few months were reasoned away with a little help from Girl Math. Paid in cash? It was basically free. Returned something and got a refund?