Going Viral On TikTok

Shortly after Peppa vanished from Douyin a screenshot (shown below) of what appears to be the company's content blacklist began circulating on the Chinese social media, which lists Peppa along with other state-imposed censorship on images of nudity, gunplay, cross dressing and depictions of cults.
If those figures don't quite convey the app's soaring popularity, there's also this: TikTok, which is owned by the Chinese company ByteDance, is now facing a national security review , and members of Congress have asked representatives from the company to appear before committees to discuss, among other topics, data security.



TikTok was originally called and used to mostly feature teens doing karaoke overtop their favourite songs. Teachers use TikTok to engage students — even the Washington Post has a TikTok that brings people into the newsroom in a very How do you do, fellow kids?” kind of way.
Luckily, this tool will help you make funny videos and attract more music fans. Of course, all the incredible "Pretty Boy Swag" transformations I Used To Be So Beautiful Now Look At Me on TikTok have inspired some truly hilarious meme compilation videos on YouTube. There's no surefire way to monetize TikTok — at least not yet.

Since the merger, the app has ascended into the spotlight ByteDance doesn't publicly release it figures like other social media competitors, but an estimated 188 million users downloaded it worldwide in Q1 2019, an increase of 70% from Q1 2018. TikTok users are also able to add frame transition and movement effects.
One user applied purple shampoo all over her Golden Retriever's fur while another shampooed their Shetland pony. The "Pretty Boy Swag" TikTok craze might be the best thing to come out of that app so far and, if you're anything like us, you won't be able to stop watching.

Of course, like other social channels, influencers are rampant on TikTok and can help promote your campaign to millions of their followers. And then I remembered what Yeh, the slacklining TikToker, had said. To kick off a new challenges” segment on NBC's The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” Jimmy Fallon used TikTok to start the #tumbleweedchallenge — which asked viewers to take a video on TikTok of them rolling around the floor like a tumbleweed.