TikTok officially banned in the US

[Fame Romance]

 

Gurlies we won 

 

 

 

[admin Pronounshe/him]

WOW. So dumb. The poor only fans folx.

[BenG]

How will 911 smash now without viral spasm dance moves by Richy

[Bloody]

feels good to hear that

[Lorde Von Kok PronounsHe/Him]

Thank god

I can't stand the new Tik Tok trend. I never felt it and I knew that if I started, I was going to be addicted. All my friends are obssessed and I feel like an outcast .

[Lorde Von Kok PronounsHe/Him]

Just now, BadGurlMadge said:

I’m sad that fat shaming has became a trend. Basically you use a filter that makes you look extremely obese and then they remove the filter and writes “oh lawd I look so good” “thank gawd i wasn’t looking like that” etc, sure it’s for self importance and love but It’s so disrespectful imo

SERIOUSLY ?!?!

I knew they were problematics trends as like the "abuse makeup look" with the dark-eye and also all the grinding videos. Childrens (like starting 6 years old and even less) are listening to all of those things on repeat.  

[raragaga Pronouns𝖍𝖊/𝖍𝖎𝖒]

Fine with me. Hopefully I don't have to see anymore choreographed dancing on my ig feed 

 

[raragaga Pronouns𝖍𝖊/𝖍𝖎𝖒]

2 minutes ago, BadGurlMadge said:

That’s too bad, Instagram just started its tiktok function with “wheels”

all the more reason to give up social media 

[Battle For Your Life Pronounshe/him]

The way the app dictates which song's gonna chart annoys me so yaass a bit. Does it work like YT where famous tiktokers get paid tho? Cuz that would suck on their part.

[nenhures Pronounsthey/them]

9 minutes ago, Daylight Jokers said:

The way the app dictates which song's gonna chart annoys me so yaass a bit. Does it work like YT where famous tiktokers get paid tho? Cuz that would suck on their part.

They launched a "creator fund" thing where you can make money off of views and interaction with your content so technically anyone can make money but it's going to be literally pennies unless you're huge on the platform.

But for a long time and to this day famous tiktokers have been getting a cut (not sure if directly from the platform), not to mention the sponsorships and deals they get on the side.

Because the app is relatively new there's no regulation on sponsorships, so a lot of the time it goes under the radar and you have a bunch of tiktokers very clearly selling a product or promoting a song without having to disclose they're getting paid to do that and then impressionable kids believe it's all organic. It's very predatory, I think.

Edited October 13, 2020 by nenhures