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It might be overly cynical, but I really think this might be the death of TikTok as 'fun.' It won't mean the death of TT in general. This service will likely b
by forbiddenvoid 5y ago
It might be overly cynical, but I really think this might be the death of TikTok as 'fun.'
It won't mean the death of TT in general. This service will likely be wildly successful and prompt TT to build more platform features like it to appeal to businesses willing to pay for the attention they've managed to garner.
The story has played out the same, and I don't expect this to be much different. The corporatization of social media is a foregone conclusion at this point.
It's almost fascinating to view the changes as a kind of biological succession. It won't take long before the younger generation sees TikTok as a place invaded by the very people they were using it to escape from. And the next Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, etc will rise to take its place as the new cool place all the kids are hanging out.