From comedy and dance to makeup transformations and heartfelt performances, they have captured the attention and admiration of millions around the world. With their continued dedication and passion, they are sure to make even more waves on TikTok and beyond.
It has been quite a journey for the content creator. From her humble beginnings moving from one apartment to another because of unpaid rent and making the most of her minimum wage earnings to help her family get through life’s challenges, she is now a proud owner of a spacious house with a swimming pool and a garden, as well as a van that can fit her entire family. She says, ‘I’ve come a long way and I’m super thankful po sa mga nangyayari sa akin and the people who continue to support me.’
7 Pinoy R&B bops of the moment thanks to TikTok
Written by Ian Urrutia
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endIndex: TikTok’s trend-setting prowess is undeniable perhaps a testament to its impact toward the broader segments of the music industry.
TikTok has played a huge part in shaping the massive hits of the last two years. From plucking underrated jams out of obscurity to putting a spotlight on meme-ready tunes that cut across various sensibilities, the app reinforces its authority as a cultural marker of prevailing trends.
It’s been a while since a new entertainment platform challenged established conventions and considerably changed the way the music industry works. TikTok stepped up its game to provide a viable alternative to radio and streaming playlists, taking advantage of its user-friendly interface to showcase virality that stems from content creators’ cumulative engagement with dance challenges, lip-syncs, and comedy skits.
Popular vlogger
Mimiyuuuh approved an accountancy student’s creative pictures for their school’s graduation photoshoot that went viral on social media.
The content creator retweeted a news item that featured
Ruben Zata Rivera‘s pictures where he spoofed some of her poses and known facial expressions.
Rivera took a bachelor’s degree in accountancy from
Mabalacat City College in Pampanga. He is set to attend his virtual graduation on January 28.
In the creative version of his pictorial for graduation, he mimicked the vlogger’s look since he was told that he looked like her, according to his interview with a digital news website.