If we’d ask you way back in 2020 if you know Bella Poarch, you’d think of Tiktok right away. Now, Bella Poarch is for Dolls and…
TikTok reminds the world that NYC was never dead
With 70 percent of New Yorkers vaccinated, and the mask mandate lifted just a couple of weeks ago, social media has been filled with videos of packed subway stations, bar hopping, and resumed brunch h
Toxic TikTok trends that need to be done away with
It feels impossible at times to avoid any toxic TikTok trends on your FYP (for you page) that concern diet, weight gain, weight loss, body positivity, or straight-up body shaming. TikTok users need to
TikTok strippers tell us what’s up with the new trend and more…
The relationship between TikTok and strippers that use the platform as a means of livelihood is a fragile one, with trends relating to sex work only amplifying the distrust at play. “They add wa
Bees & brutalism: The surprising spectrum of Russian TikTok songs
Russian songs on TikTok, the few that do make it on the app, aren’t appreciated for their lyricism. These two popular Russian songs are a very limited slice of Russian media and culture.
Why brands like YSL and LV are taking to TikTok for NYFW
#TikTokFashionMonth is a month-long fashion event partnering with top fashion brands and TikTok creators.
Witchcraft TikToks are the wave just don’t hex the moon
More millennials identify with no religion. They’re also more likely to explore other religions considered taboo. Hence the rise of witchcraft TikToks.
Running out of time: Trump admin considering ban on TikTok
The Trump admin has heard about TikTok, arguably the largest social media app for younger generations. And is considering banning it in the U.S.
Meet JCal, the NYC TikTok comedian who’s deadass about acting
When it comes to being an NYC TikTok comedian, Queens native JCal (@JCALDOESIT) is no newbie to online comedy and he’s on his way to Hollywood.
WTF is a blaccent? Peep the ‘ghetto trend’ that’s taking over TikTok
TikTok is the latest platform to be the home of problematic racial stereotypes. Teens are using the app to participate in what is called “the ghetto trend.”
