A few days ago I saw a TikTok titled:

“My dad laughed for 3 minutes straight after getting this card.”

I clicked.

It was a $6.99 Father’s Day card with Trump pointing and saying:

“To the BEST DAD – Tremendous, really!”

Naturally, I thought it was just another gag.

Then I checked the numbers. And wow.On TikTok Shop, this ridiculous little card has quietly pulled in over $9,400 in GMV, with 81% of orders coming from video content alone. No ads. No livestreams. Just content.

Why is it working?

Let’s be honest: this is not a “good product” in the traditional e-commerce sense.

But it’s a perfect TikTok-native product, because it’s:

● 🖼️ Scroll-stopping (Trump face + bold meme text)

● 😂 Immediately funny (the copy mimics his voice: “fake news”, “total disasters”)

● 🧨 Occasion-driven (Father’s Day is coming — June 16)

● 🛍️ Impulse-priced ($6.99? Add to cart before logic kicks in)

What makes this viral is not the item — it’s the reaction.

You’re not just giving your dad a card.

You’re giving him a 15-second performance he can laugh at, and show to his friends.

That’s what TikTok sells better than anyone else.

From the data provided by Gloda, we can see that:

● Most of the sales didn’t come from creators with massive followings, but from everyday creators with smart, funny video hooks.

● Conversion is efficient: 1,000+ orders from just 52 videos → nearly 20 orders per video on average.

● No ad push, no livestreaming, no deep influencer stack. This is pure, organic traction — which means high margins and high replicability.

● The creator count is still low (only 14), meaning this niche is not yet saturated. New entrants still have room to ride the trend.

How do you spot products like this?

Don't copy the Trump card.

Copy the structure:

These are not “high ticket.”

They’re content-native objects, made for laughs, TikToks, and screenshots.

And no, you don't need 10 creators

Most of the sales here came from just a handful of videos.

The top-performing one? Not even sponsored.What matters is timing + virality mechanics.

That’s why I track these things through Gloda — not to chase what’s already viral, but to see the early moves:

● Products with a rising GMV

● Sudden video spikes

● Fast growth in creator participation

● High MoveRate but low creator overlap

The Trump card showed all of that — two weeks ago.

Most people will only realize it when it's already over.

Final thought:

You’re not looking for “winning products.”

You’re looking for objects that make good TikToks.

That’s what wins on TikTok Shop.

📊 Want to spot trends like this before they’re everywhere?

Try Gloda — a radar for real-time TikTok Shop trends, not just a rearview mirror.