Top TikTok Trends in Indonesia: Week 18, 2025

Al Ghazali and Alyssa Daguise: Wedding Bells Soon?

The Indonesian social media sphere is buzzing with excitement over a TikTok video posted by Alyssa Daguise featuring herself and Al Ghazali, son of legendary musician Ahmad Dhani. In this charming clip that's garnered over 5.7 million views, the couple playfully engages in a "guess the habit" game, displaying undeniable chemistry that has fans convinced their romance has rekindled after their 2022 breakup.

The video shows Al in a wedding suit appearing mesmerized by Alyssa's beauty in her wedding dress, with sweet exchanges culminating in him playfully "fainting" from her beauty. The caption "I Can't Wait to Marry My Girlfriend" alongside the romantic background music has sent fans into a frenzy of speculation.

Comments on the video are filled with excitement, with many fans referencing Al's previous decision to end their relationship after performing a prayer for guidance (salat istikharah). Several reports suggest the couple may be planning their wedding for June 2025, with Alyssa even hinting at potentially live-streaming the celebration on her YouTube channel.

Mama Syabill's Humorous Take on Relationships

A viral video by content creator Zahirah Zavier featuring Mama Syabill has captivated Indonesian TikTok users with its humorous take on relationships and reconciliation. The video, which includes the overlay text "Bro pikir kmrn talak 1 kalee" (Bro thinks yesterday was just the first divorce), playfully references the Islamic concept of talak (divorce) in a modern context.

The comment section has become a supportive community rallying for reconciliation, with viewers leaving messages like "ayo rujuk masih butuh kalian" (please reconcile, we still need you both) and "masih berharap bngt kalian bisa rujuk kembali" (still really hoping you can get back together). This video reflects Indonesia's contemporary approach to discussing relationships while maintaining cultural and religious references, resonating deeply with viewers across the country.

Innovative Batagor Vendor Offers Photobooth Services

In a brilliant display of entrepreneurial innovation, a street vendor in Bandung has captured the hearts of Indonesians by combining traditional food with modern technology. This innovative vendor, featured in a TikTok video by @capicaje, sells batagor (a beloved Indonesian fried dumpling snack) while simultaneously offering photobooth services from his mobile cart.

What makes this vendor particularly special is his use of a MacBook to provide instant photo sessions with velocity effects, all at remarkably affordable prices. The video highlights that a single photo costs just Rp100, while a velocity effect photo is priced at Rp2,500. Located on Jalan BKR in Bandung, this tech-savvy vendor exemplifies Indonesia's unique blend of tradition and technological adaptation, creating a viral sensation that's inspiring young entrepreneurs across the nation.

Budgeting Humor: Making a Meal with Rp5,000

In a time of economic awareness, content creator Gracia Jessica Jane has struck a chord with millions through her humorous yet poignant depiction of household budgeting. Her TikTok video portrays a wife waking her sleeping husband to ask for money, only to receive a mere Rp5,000 (approximately $0.30 USD) for groceries.

What follows is a masterclass in resourcefulness as the wife heads to the market, purchases vegetables and essentials, and returns home to prepare a complete meal that her husband thoroughly enjoys. The video includes a detailed breakdown of expenses, showing exactly how she managed to stretch the small amount.

This content has resonated deeply with viewers who appreciate both the humor and the underlying reality of making ends meet. Comments praise the creator's ability to highlight serious economic issues through comedy, making it both entertaining and thought-provoking.