Hallelujah Trend: Stars & Gov Unite in Gratitude

0:00It's April 24th. Welcome in. This is Durham News today, where local news meets AI. Social media is blowing up with this feel-good hallelujah trend, where folks list up their thankful for and cap it off with, hallelujah. Think finding your favorite snack on sale, hallelujah, or nailing a parking spot, hallelujah. It's all over Instagram and TikTok, spreading pure positivity. It kicked off after Justin Bieber head in line Coachella in April, 2026. During his set, dubbed Bieber Chella, he dropped lines from his track, everything hallelujah, like sun is out, hallelujah, kissing you hallelujah. Fane started mimicking that vibe online right away. Celebrities jumped in quick. Kylie Jenner shouted out coffee hallelujah, her kids stormy and air hallelujah, even Kylie cosmetics hallelujah in her April 23rd TikTok. Louis Capaldi gave props to fajitas and James Charles hyped Coca-Cola. Haley Bieber and her circle got in on it too, while even the White House posted a patriotic spin

1:02on April 16th, proud to be American hallelujah. Secure homeland hallelujah. This simple trends uniting everyone from stars to the government and gratitude, proving a little rhyme can spark real joy across the feeds.