How do you feel about the content in your TikTok “For You” feed? If you’ve ever thought you could do with a little more of this and a little less of that, then you’re about to get more control than ever before over what the algorithm serves you.

In the Manage Topics section of your settings, you’ll soon be able adjust sliders that will tell TikTok whether you want to see more or less content on 10 chosen topics. For example, if you’re gearing up for a summer of hosting, you might want more recipes to appear in your For You feed. To signal this to TikTok, you could boost the food şi drink slider so that it knows you’re actively interested in carrot salads and margarita pitchers. 

The sliders won’t eliminate content of one type all together, they simply allow you to give more weight to topics you care about.

In the coming months, TikTok is also increasing the number of keywords that can be filtered from around 100 to 200. It’s introducing Smart Keyword Filters, which use AI to catch synonyms for words people have chosen to filter out and excludes that content from their feeds.

I caught a first glimpse of the new features at a SXSW London event on Monday, ahead of TikTok announcing them on Tuesday. At the event, TikTok delved into some of the big trends that it’s observed recently, and it seems as though the cultural exchange between US and UK audiences has never been more prevalent.

The American content proving most interesting to British audiences is based on the Hamptons aesthetic, which has seen a 24% growth in the UK this year. According to TikTok, Brits can’t get enough of Nancy Meyers-inspired interiors and the beachy summer vibes that the Hamptons evoke.

Meanwhile, American TikTok users have discovered Marks and Spencer, the iconic British store that sells (among other things) fancy groceries to the middle classes. TikTok has observed a rise in content about American travelers to the UK jumping off the plane only to immediately do an M&S haul and taste test the products. Who needs Big Ben when you have Percy Pig?

British crime drama is also resonating hard with US audiences right now, particularly following the release of Adolescence on Netflix earlier this year. That said, the most popular show of all time on TikTok is still The Vampire Diaries — so if you didn’t watch it first time around, maybe now is the time.