#tik tok money

TikTok is an app that’s currently one of the leading destinations for short-form mobile videos. The rise of these "TikTokers" was evident at VidCon, held earlier this year. Here in the Philippines, early TikTok adopters started with a lot of comedy and lip-synced videos, and that might be the stigma most Filipinos know of regarding the app. Last week, TikTok held a Creators and Content Marketing Conference in Singapore, and it was fascinating to see how far the app has gone in different parts of the world. Some countries’ very own governments have a TikTok account, and honestly, it does make sense. TikTok is going out of their way to push the reach of the app. That's one thing Youtube and TikTok already have in common. Another similar platform TikTok reminds me of, even more than Youtube is Vine, which was a short-form video hosting service just like TikTok. Read more in our articles including "Can TikTok be the next Youtube?" and "EU orders TikTok to fix ‘addictive’ design or face massive fines".