- Apr 16, 2014
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Good.
Get a job.
All jokes aside the content creators on that app who are actually creative will be able to crossover and be fine.
Fools Wildin Thinking They Doing It Unappreciation Vol Get The @#*+ out
Good.
Get a job.
All jokes aside the content creators on that app who are actually creative will be able to crossover and be fine.
- Oct 8, 2002
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I wish they would ban hijacking other people's content.
- Feb 2, 2014
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- Apr 5, 2008
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- Jan 27, 2024
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No, that’s stupid as hell
How you gonna sell something if it’s all stolen.
I’d rather have small profit than no profit
plus stores are gonna make their money.
They’ll just raise prices on the average consumer.
How you gonna sell something if it’s all stolen.
I’d rather have small profit than no profit
plus stores are gonna make their money.
They’ll just raise prices on the average consumer.
- Oct 8, 2002
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Ngl, when I see I have to call someone to get something out of the case, especially if I know another place DOESN'T have it locked up, I decide to get it somewhere else. Im sure Im going to pass by a CVS at some point.
- May 2, 2012
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Excuse my ignorance because I don't have tik tok, but why can't they do the same thing on IG? I thought they all had their social media accounts linked anyway? It shouldn't be hard for people to find them. Also, is this not similar to when Vine was taken away? Seems like all those popular people still eating.
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- Apr 18, 2014
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I don't have tik tok either but If I'm understand it right, attention span these days is seconds and tik tok is king of short form content so people are consuming way more on tik tok then any other platform.
- Oct 8, 2002
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I don't believe YT and IG shorts aren't getting as much burn.
- Apr 27, 2002
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vibe is completely different on there, tik tok is kinda ‘easier’ in a sense…i think their algorithm & tools allows for broader reach, you’ll see people with small followings have millions of views & it’s way more easily monetized (at least i was told that it used to be) compared to everything else, so even tho they may post their stuff elsewhere losing tik tok could definitely be a substantial decline for some
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- Feb 8, 2004
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I think it comes down to how content creators are paid. YouTube is more strict on paying out so that’s why platforms like Insta and TikTok grew. The good content creators are on multiple platforms anyway
- Apr 16, 2014
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Also for shorty above, if ALL of her income is only coming from Tik Tok and she is grossing enough to purchase all of those things she has no one but herself to blame for not diversifying.
- May 25, 2001
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if you have a real talent and a niche audience who is consistent, can also EAT off Patron. KevonStage has 1000s of patreons and only charges $5. He never goes that into depth about the number but says it allows him to pay his camerman Joshy who literally just bought a house in LA and cohost ANgel who is SAG actor and fund his tours which he self pays and promotes. Or you can eat off Twitch like TPain who says he makes 60k an hour and of course guys like Kai Cenat who I know nothing about other than he gets money for streaming and is short
ALso a gym having a no jeans dress code is wild. Having a whole *** camera man is more disruptive and kickout worthy word to Joey Swoll.
ALso a gym having a no jeans dress code is wild. Having a whole *** camera man is more disruptive and kickout worthy word to Joey Swoll.
- Jul 26, 2006
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I almost completely stopped going to the Walmarts around my crib for this same reason. You have to call somebody to open the case, wait for them to show up then you have to follow them to the register to checkout since they cant just give you the item to checkout on your own. Im good on that. I’ll just shop at another store where I dont have to do any of that.
