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Lennon Management Signs TikTok Couple ‘Our Fire’, Rapper Nathan Piland, Others

Lennon Management, a digital talent management firm founded by Naomi Lennon that works with YouTube celebs like lifestyle creator RCLBeauty101, impressionist Alphacat, and pranksters Racka Racka, has added to its roster with a quartet of TikTok stars.

In a bid to double down on its TikTok business, the talent management agency has signed Our Fire, Nathan Piland, Alan Chikin-Chow, and Romain Bernus.

Our Fire (pictured above) is a couple TikTok channel with 5.9 million followers. Chris and Sharla met on Tinder three years ago, and will work with Lennon to continue to build their YouTube presence, which comprises challenges, gaming, reactions, pranks, and more.

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Piland, a veteran from Musical.ly

who is active in the LGBTQ+ community, counts over 3.8 million TikTok followers. The influencer and rapper is known for his multicolored beard and collabs with musician Sam Smith as well as other star-studded TikTok comedy creators. Last year, Piland dropped his debut album, Spaceboy, and is currently readying new music for the fall.

France native Romain Bernus is a videographer and TikTok phenom who has gained 1.6 million followers in just six months. His content typically revolves around international travel, family, and his long-distance relationship with his girlfriend in London. Bernus is also launching a course for marketers dubbed ‘How To Grow A TikTok Page’. And finally, Dallas-born Chikin-Chow is a an actor who has appeared in Grey’s Anatomy and 13 Reasons Why, and who has amassed with 1.3 million followers on TikTok thanks to his comedic skits.

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