If you are a TikTok trend follower, you might have come across the ‘She’s a 10’ trend. In this trend, someone ranks an imaginary person on a scale of one to ten, based on how attractive they are. However, just after completing the rankings, they toss in a trait that will either amp up the rating or dunk it.For instance, it goes like this:“she’s a 10, but talks to too many guys!”Or“She’s a 6, but gets you coffee in bed!”What initially started as a joke is now a viral trend on the short video sharing application, TikTok.View on TikTok‘She’s a 10’ trend takes social media by a stormWhile the viral trend ‘She’s a 10,’ is popular on TikTok, memes of the same have been circulating on Twitter as well. In this trend, people start by introducing an imaginary girl with a rating on her looks between numbers 1 and 10. If a girl is rated 8, the next person would include either a toxic trait or a cringe-worthy habit about the same imaginary person. Others then respond by giving the imaginary person a new rating depending on how they perceive the cringe habit or toxic trait. For example - if a person says, "She’s a 10, but she does not keep her room clean!" the next person would then give a rating on the basis of the toxic trait and if it is a red flag to them. In such a case, they might say, "Well, she’s definitely a 6 to me.”Some users are also using this trend to list toxic traits in a person that would be alarming if they had a real relationship with them. What people enjoy the most in this game is that the traits can be different for everyone. For instance, a person says that the toxic trait in the imaginary person is that they don't know how to use chopsticks. While this might matter to some people, it might be something to let go of for some others. A user made a video saying:“She’s a 10, but claps whenever she sees a plane land.”View on TikTokAlthough clapping when a plane is landing is used as a toxic trait, someone else might not consider it a red flag, and may go on to rate her a 10 as well.‘She’s a 10’ trending on Twitter tooWhile most of these videos are made just for fun and are super light-hearted, some users co-relating the videos to their ex-partners. So, it's no surprise that the ‘She’s a 10’ trend has some crazy reactions and memes on Twitter too.Myla@mylaaubreyshe’s a 10 but she’s emotionally unavailable4101663she’s a 10 but she’s emotionally unavailablecesar@mtvcesar_she’s a 10 but she’s stuck on her ex12715she’s a 10 but she’s stuck on her ex𝕤𝕒𝕞@grillpill_She's a 10 but she bullies you238682702She's a 10 but she bullies youmeg 🫀@need2stfushe’s a 10 but doesn’t admit to being mad and gets passive aggressive instead35153she’s a 10 but doesn’t admit to being mad and gets passive aggressive insteadcarl@roggieAFshe's a 10 but she doesn't exist161she's a 10 but she doesn't exist https://t.co/4lIHWsTdyaHenry@belhenciagashe’s a 10 but her bedroom disgusts meshe’s a 10 but her bedroom disgusts meAlex 💫@ItsPetroviShe’s a 10 but heavily believes in astrologyShe’s a 10 but heavily believes in astrologyMichael Soto@MowyardShe’s a 10 but doesn’t like anime1She’s a 10 but doesn’t like animeEmily@eemmillyy02She’s a 10 but she be asking babe do you love me? very often for reassurance. She is me🥺3She’s a 10 but she be asking babe do you love me? very often for reassurance. She is me🥺At the same time, users on Twitter are also using Amber Heard and the infamous "My dog stepped on a bee" quote for the same.DarkFedora Productions (Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈)@DarkfedoraPShe’s a 10, but her dog stepped on a bee56633She’s a 10, but her dog stepped on a bee https://t.co/Kyg3il9maXWhile many are just keeping it generic, others include specific details about the imaginary person, like someone making a statement about the gym. These extra-traits make the trend even funnier and interesting for some.View on TikTokHowever, some users are also commenting and raising their voices against this trend as they believe it can be derogatory or problematic for some. That being said, people seem to be making the most of this trend where they are highlighting some of the red flags in a person who seems to be a ten-on-ten.