This could be one of the biggest updates to TikTok yet. The popular video-sharing app is apparently considering adding a new URL feature on its profile bios, which means that just like Instagram, you would be able to drive traffic directly to your website through the app.
TikTok wants to be so much more than just TikTok. In fact, they’re looking at how they can use their popularity as the world’s favorite video sharing app to get into other industries, like music and gaming.
Videos of store clerks interacting with customers and vice versa have reached as many as five million views, as TikTok embraces yet another sub-culture of creators and content users – bodegas. Bodegas are those bright, colorful, cluttered corner stores that you can find on every corner in New York City.
It wasn’t that long ago that teens used to aspire to be things like pop stars, footballers, and astronauts when they grow up. However, times are changing, and so are their future goals. These days, as many as 50% of millennials aged between 18 and 38 wish that they could be social media influencers, according to research.
When you hear the word ‘TikTok,’ teenagers creating viral challenges and lip-syncing in videos might come to mind. However, there’s a more powerful thing going on behind the scenes in a lot of these videos, and it’s changing the way we look at the music industry.
If you’re on TikTok or read our articles regularly, you will know by now that BTS has been preparing to release a snippet of their latest single in anticipation of their album release in the coming weeks. The K-pop boy band was set to make history yesterday when they released a cut from the single – but instead, TikTok stole the show because it stopped working.
TikTok is fire right now – and it’s not just because it’s a popular social media sharing app that millions are making videos on. It’s also because it’s got some of the best looking influencers you can find in the game. Let’s check out our list of the ten hottest guys on
If you’re on TikTok and you know what’s what, then you’ll most likely either have heard of Charli D’Amelio or are already following her. This 15-year-old dancer has an impressive 28 million TikTok followers, and 7 million over on Instagram. Just to try and understand how popular she is, think of stars like Britney Spears or Miley Cryus when she was Hannah Montana.
If you’re on TikTok, you’ll know that one of the things that its users love to do the most is to compete and get involved in viral challenges. Not that long ago, a skull-breaker challenge came out, causing groups of friends to trip each other over so that they fell to the ground. The latest challenge doesn’t appear to have moved on very far from this – it involves teens swerving all over the road in time with the beat.
We all know how big TikTok is right now, and if you’re particularly skilled at being able to predict the future, you may have a hunch that it’s going to get even bigger. As more and more people join the video making ranks and attempt to become the next big thing on the social media industry’s latest craze, so does the issue of verification.