Tiny Jesus
Social media trend involving figurines of Jesus
Social media trend involving figurines of Jesus
Beginning in 2024, a trend on social media involving the hiding of Tiny Jesus, Mini Jesus, or Little Jesus figurines in various high-traffic locations began. The trend has since spread outside its origins in the United States, and has received mostly positive coverage from both Christian and secular sources. It was ongoing and still being reported on as of July 2026. Starting as a prank by a church's youth group in Hampton, South Carolina, the act grew in popularity after it became viral on TikTok. The figurines, which are made of rubber and are only about an inch (2.5 cm) tall, have since appeared in multiple countries and at landmarks, including the United States Capitol. They have been positively commented on by celebrities including Fátima Bosch and John Schneider, while criticism has been made regarding the trend's unsolicited nature. The figurines have been treated by some as good luck charms, and compared to similar trends such as Jeep ducking and The Kindness Rocks Project.
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