The phrase "become trending" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to something that has become popular or is being discussed frequently, usually on social media. For example, "This band has become trending on TikTok recently."
Fabolous is the most amusing rapper on Twitter, an originator of numerous humorous hashtags that become "trending topics," Twitter's category of popular subjects.
"Things become trending in an algorithm because actual human beings are interacting with these actual stories, and humans are interacting with these stories because they are trending," said Whitney Phillips, a Mercer University professor who studies the relationship between online "trolling" culture and the mainstream.
The video highlights the way women's bodies become trending buzzy topics, pointing to the "thigh gap" and the "Kylie Jenner lip challenge" before pointing out how many ads use violence against women to sell a product.
Its moments of idiocy become trending topics.
Digital tools that reporters regularly use to find news, like Dataminr and Google Trends, can't replace the beat reporting and other traditional methods that provide stories that can become trending topics or traffic drivers on both search and social.
How on earth did they become trending? .
As first-round applicants discovered what they had been assigned, beach volleyball and handball became trending terms on Twitter.
So they would make an appearance on the Free charts, if they became trending.
And viral news becomes Trending news, which is then presented all Facebook's users in that region.
And viral news becomes Trending news, which is then presented all Facebook's users in that region.
Celebs became trending topics too, go figure!
