What does “Abow” mean on TikTok? Viral song explained

TikTok has its own vocabulary full of bizarre words and it’s hard to keep up with what they all mean.

“Cheugy,” “heather,” “simp,” and “bussin” are just a few of the slang terms that flood the app on a daily basis.

The latest is “abow” which went viral thanks to a certain song, but what does it mean? Let’s find out…

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“Abow” is a colloquial term that originated in Sweden.

It means “wow” and is used to express shock or disbelief in something.

Others claim that its origins are actually Arabic or Turkish, but either way it has the same meaning.

According to Urban Dictionary, “abow” is “a slang that basically means ‘wow’ or ‘damn'”.

It went viral thanks to this song

The word “abow” suddenly went viral on TikTok thanks to a certain song.

It’s a track called Pipes by artist 810Smoke.

According to his Instagram profile, he is a student at LBM Records and lives in Flint, Michigan and Atlanta, Georgia.

At the time of writing, the track has been used in over 10,000 TikTok videos.

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Above takes over TikTok

A new trend has emerged on TikTok with people dancing along to the “Abow” track.

You don’t have to follow a specific routine, people just seem to sync up with the song when they discover the new slang term.

It appears to be the new viral TikTok song, like Doja Cat’s say it or The Kid Laroi and Justin Biebers STAY.

Over on Twitter, people are already complaining about the annoying track.

A person wrote “Why is ABOW already stuck in my vocabulary?” while Another adding: “This ABOW song has been stuck in my head for 2 days.”

Thank you TikTok, another song that keeps playing in my head.

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