Henry Danger Memes: The Newest TikTok Craze

Henry Danger memes are trending on TikTok as users create humorous clips using scenes from the show.

The Nickelodeon sitcom Henry Danger has found a resurgence in popularity on TikTok, where users have been creating viral memes featuring clips from the show. These memes, which began trending in early September 2024, typically show Henry Hart, played by Jace Norman, in exaggerated or suspicious situations. TikTokers have been pairing these clips with humorous captions about everyday scenarios, making them highly relatable and entertaining.

One of the early viral examples, posted on September 6, 2024, featured Henry singing into a microphone with the caption: "POV: you're about to lose an argument online so you pull out plan B." This meme garnered over 300,000 views in its first week, leading to a flood of similar posts across the platform. By mid-September, the trend had millions of views, with many users appreciating the nostalgia and humor the show brings.

The trend's success is largely attributed to the show’s dedicated fanbase and the growing nostalgia for Henry Danger. Here are some tweets reacting to the viral memes:

me after doing what i said i was gonna do in the messages pic.twitter.com/zMSQZviq1T

— #PAID (@luhharii_) September 13, 2024

This Henry danger meme gotta be my favorite pic.twitter.com/L3bmBm1Y5b

— Private life of precious (@Privatelifeofp) September 13, 2024

the henry danger trend on tiktok is the funniest shit ever omfg😭😭 pic.twitter.com/1UVQV8VKiN

— Kadey (@MugiwaraLufff22) September 13, 2024

when i let him use my phone n he start saying “you’re weird asf bro” pic.twitter.com/FyjNw0mZ7T

— tatyana 🐆 (@tatbaee) September 12, 2024

The Henry danger memes on tiktok so funny😂these my favorite ones pic.twitter.com/BkQYSW034B

— 𝐍𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐚✮ (@iluvnalicia) September 12, 2024

These tweets reflect the widespread excitement and amusement over the Henry Danger memes, which continue to engage a large audience across TikTok. The meme trend shows no sign of slowing down, as more TikTokers repurpose clips to create new content