You might've seen when English-language queen Kelsie Satterfield (TikTok user @kelsiesatt) took people who don't believe in the truth that is the Oxford comma to TASK.
The BuzzFeed copydesk breaks with other ~journalism writers~ and uses the Oxford comma, so we're on Kelsie's side here.
Turns out no one loves correcting each other's grammar more than people on TikTok.
If you don't know the difference between "your" and "you're," prepare to be called out!
Here's a lesson on "there," "their," and "they're."
They love pointing out missing commas.
Maybe making you realize you've been writing something wrong your whole life????
They'll explain homophones!
And declare their love for people who use ~proper~ grammar!
Even teach you how to properly shoot* your* shot*.
TikTok users are NOT afraid to call out bogus "grammar rules."
Or complain about their parents correcting them.
TikTok users are the future* of language!!
*The ones who will decide if the past tense of "yeet" is "yeeted" or "yote."