Although the videos featuring the PNMs are among the most popular parts of this TikTok trend, rush week has already influenced the growth of a separate subculture of videos commenting on the process. Some of those videos make fun of the PNMs by creating parody videos in which they highlight their own ridiculous ensembles. Take a look at this one below.

Many of the videos are funny and good-spirited, although there are some that take a less gentle approach. There are also videos that comment on the rush process and its virality. Some users have become prominent on the platform not because they are personally involved in rush week, but because they have become keen observers of the process and provide commentary that's both informative and entertaining.

Regardless of the reasoning, it's clear that #AlabamaRush TikTok videos (and parodies of them) are here to stay for the foreseeable future. So kick back, make some popcorn, and enjoy some of the most interesting pseudo-reality television content that TikTok has to offer.