
Things To Do on TikTok During Coronavirus Quarantine
If you’re looking for things to do on TikTok during the quarantine, we’ve got the definitive list.

If you’re looking for things to do on TikTok during the quarantine, we’ve got the definitive list.

There are a lot of reasons to join TikTok, with one of them being the opportunity to become the world’s next most popular TikTok influencer. Because the platform is still so young, there’s a lot of room to grow, which means that you might still have a chance to become one. Let’s take a look at 25 top emerging TikTok influencers, and why you should be following them.

Joao, a 19-year-old from Parana in southern Brazil, sent ominous warnings to fans just days before he live-streamed his suicide. The video, which aired on 21 February 2019, stayed live for an hour and a half.

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ast year in October, TikTok started testing out a few new features, including being able to add external links to videos, to provide viewers with additional context. Now, it seems as if TikTok has decided to expand on this, which would allow users to include a link to three main sites – Yelp, Wikipedia, or Trip Advisor.

TikTok is currently breaking records everywhere when it comes to the most popular social media sharing app. It has a seemingly endless array of fun videos to watch in all kinds of different industries, and it’s showing no signs of slowing down. Let’s take a look at the top 10 TikTok creators, and why they’re so popular right now.

A 13-year-old boy has been hospitalized with a concussion after his friends performed a viral challenge on him that has been circulating the popular social media sharing app, TikTok. Stacy and Marc Shenker, the boy’s parents, say that their son experienced seizures after his friends subjected to the popular and dangerous challenge.

Famous pop singer Lizzo has come down hard on social media sharing app TikTok for body-shaming after it took down a few photos that she had put up of her in a bathing suit. She says that TikTok keeps taking down videos of her in her bathing suits while letting other girls with different body types keep their videos up. Her rant about body shaming on TikTok has since been seen over 8 million times on the popular app.

The novel coronavirus has caused many people to resort to a state of panic, with one consequence being panic-buying. In fact, it’s so prevalent at this point that it’s become a popular meme on social media, as young TikTok users in Australia turn to the social media sharing platform to mock those who are stripping supermarkets of toilet paper stock.

It wasn’t that long ago that everyone, when thinking about TikTok, saw it as a fun, harmless way to share video content with friends, family, and fans. However, Elizabeth Warren has now changed all that.