TikTok Refugees: the Good, the Bad, and the NOT so Ugly
January 17th 2025
With Jerry Grey and Fernando Munoz
From viral dances to brand deals, TikTok is/was the place to be for Americans. But recent legislation has left creators feeling abandoned and betrayed by their government, leading to a surge in popularity for Xiaohongshu. In this video, we explore the reasons behind this “digital refugee crisis,” examining the impact on world views, monetization issues, and the unique situation this has presented for China and its influence around the world. Join the discussion! #TikTokRefugees #Xiaohongshu #SocialMediaTrends #CreatorEconomy #onlinecommunities
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As a Chinese living overseas (Australia) for many years, I am thrilled to see people around world start understand the truth about China. I am also not surprised to see the US govt finally take the consequences of the hole they digged for themselves. Both Chinese and the govt are not afraid to expose our weakness and still trying our best to improve it, not like US trying to cover their own fault and fabricate it to China. If US govt would use all of money they provoked wars all over the world to improving their domestic economy, infrastructure and social welfare, the world will be peaceful and united.