November on Shorts feels electric. High-speed edits, fandom energy, tech hype and pre-holiday chaos all hitting the feed at once. The platform is leaning into contrast: futuristic AI breakthroughs on one side, cultural nostalgia and retail frenzy on the other.
This month is fast, loud and unapologetically dramatic.
Gemini 3 craze
Shorts is deep in an AI flex moment. Gemini 3 dropped and instantly took over the feed with side by side comparisons, rapid demo clips and creators testing how fast the model can interpret prompts. People are asking it to rewrite scenes, mimic editing styles, generate visuals and answer in hyper-precise formats.
The energy is experimental and competitive. Every creator wants to be the one who shows what the model can really do.
Black Friday chaos
Black Friday is here and the reaction videos are everywhere. Not shopping hauls, but commentary clips. People are stitching store footage, breakdowns of fake discounts, meme edits about overconsumption and hot takes on the “Black Friday burnout” mindset.
The vibe is part comedy, part critique. The feed is full of creators unpacking consumer culture, calling out performative deals and joking about how tired everyone is.
Stranger Things 5 hype
The countdown has officially begun. The Stranger Things fandom is awake again and Shorts is full of cast clips, teaser breakdowns, theory edits and nostalgic throwbacks to earlier seasons.
Creators are using glitch transitions, retro color grading and 80s synth tracks to recreate the show’s signature vibe. It is the kind of trend that takes over every niche: memes, edits, cosplay, predictions, emotional montages. The fandom is back and louder than ever.
