It’s common practice in these “freaky” videos for creators to censor more explicit words, sometimes replacing terms with emoji, such as an eggplant to represent a penis or the peanut emoji to allude to “nuts” or “nutting.”

These videos typically toe the line of TikTok’s Community Guidelines about posting “sexually explicit or gratifying content.” While most videos on FreakTok don’t include nudity or explicit depictions of sex, they may include sexually suggestive audio, comments, and innuendo. Examples include sex tips, short text-based erotica, descriptions of sexual fantasies, and photos of ideal places to hook up in.

Videos under this hashtag and similar ones like #Freakyy and #FreakyTikTok host a range of NSFW and sexually suggestive content. At the time of writing, videos associated with the hashtag FreakTok have been viewed 574.7 million times on TikTok.