ChanDids

ChanDids refers to a specific type of content that gained popularity on social media platforms, particularly TikTok. This content typically involves individuals performing a dance or lip-sync routine to a song, often with a humorous or playful element. The term "ChanDids" is a portmanteau derived from "Chan" (referring to the popular K-pop group Stray Kids' member Bang Chan) and "dids" (implying actions or performances).

The trend often features users recreating or putting their own spin on established dance challenges or creating original choreography. These videos are characterized by their short duration, visual appeal, and reliance on popular music. The participatory nature of ChanDids encouraged a wide range of users to engage with the trend, contributing to its widespread dissemination across various social media networks. The appeal of ChanDids lies in its accessibility, allowing individuals to express creativity and connect with online communities through shared interests in music and dance. While the term originated in relation to a specific idol, the concept has broadened to encompass a general category of dance-based social media content.