Tiktok Will Keep Its Popularity, Even as the World Opens Up

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The use of TikTok was already rising before COVID; however, the pandemic dramatically accelerated the number of people downloading and spending time on the app. The various lockdowns worldwide gave people much more leisure time, and they had to find something to do with their time while remaining at home and for many people, watching and making TikTok videos filled this void. COVID continued into 2021, and depending on your location, you were still likely to spend more time at home than usual. Therefore inevitably, people continued to make more videos of themselves doing things home-based than they did pre-COVID.

While many people continued to make simple music videos at home, others experimented with other video genres. Home fitness videos became particularly popular, as people demonstrated how they could still keep fit despite being stuck at home. It is beginning to look like Covid's here to stay now, and much of the world has opened up, albeit often Background Remove Service requiring vaccinations and Covid passports. But that hasn't led to people abandoning TikTok. Instead, it has just meant that you now see more TikTok videos filmed outside the home environment as people start to move about more. This trend should continue in 2022, as people share their expanding lives via their TikTok accounts.



And, of course, music lovers will continue to upload lip-synching videos in vast quantities, as they always have. 3. TikTok Will Replace Television for More of Generation Z TikTok Will Replace Television for More of Generation Z TikTok has always appealed to Generation Z. If you were to listen to many teenage conversations, you would hear them discussing the app. Indeed, many use the phrase "to TikTok" as a verb, describing the time and ways they spend using the app. According to Qustodio, global TikTok users aged 4