With New Year’s Eve celebrations inevitably quashed by the pandemic, TikTok -- the platform that has risen to renown in quarantine -- is looking to ring in 2021 in epic fashion. The platform has tapped native star Brittany Broski and rapper Lil Yachty to host its livestreaming New Year’s Eve party.
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TikTokers’ Collaborative ‘Ratatouille’ Musical To Star Wayne Brady, Tituss Burgess, Adam Lambert
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TikTok Taps Brittany Broski, Lil Yachty To Host Live New Year’s Eve Festivities
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TikTok Introduces Extensive Policies Against Sexual Harassment, Dangerous Pranks
TikTok today introduced new Community Guidelines and tools it says are intended to “better support the well-being of our community.”
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Loren Gray, TikTok’s Fourth Biggest Creator, Debuts ‘&Always’ Jewelry Brand
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Charli D’Amelio Invests In Teen-Targeted Banking Startup ‘Step,’ Which Just Raised $50 Million
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A3 Artists Signs Couple TikTokers Abbie And Josh Herbert, With 6 Million Followers
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TikTok Is Reportedly Testing 3-Minute Videos
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Bella Poarch, The #YouHaveTo Hashtag, “Savage Love” Top TikTok’s Biggest Trends Of 2020
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TikTok Users Can Now Auto-Skip Videos That Might Trigger Photosensitive Epilepsy
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Charli D’Amelio Has Amassed 100 Million TikTok Followers In One-And-A-Half Years
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TikTok’s ‘Hashtag Challenge Plus’ Ad Format Is Generating Billions Of Views For Brands
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