Despite a slew of highly publicised security and censorship troubles, the app hit one billion downloads in February of last year, overtaking Instagram and Facebook in total downloads. With the visual shorthand of influencer monoculture stripped away, the platform and its community seem unmoored from existing frameworks for monetization.įor the uninitiated: TikTok is a short-form video platform and social media network owned by Chinese tech firm ByteDance. TikTok’s appeal is in the absence of curated aesthetic, and the bathroom provides both a blank canvas and a guise of intimacy. The New York Times has reported on ' the bathroom effect,' with plenty of anecdata to support a theory that TikToks filmed in a bathroom mirror reliably outperform other settings. In many ways, TikTok’s social ecosystem is the antithesis of the Instagram and YouTube spheres of influence, where aspirational lifestyle content has become so shiny that it is sometimes indistinguishable from pure advertising. The most popular videos give off the impression of being executed with little forethought and even less production value. On TikTok, nobody takes themselves too seriously, and memes are a language in their own right. Brands are eager to plant their flag on Planet TikTok, and their pursuit has not been without running commentary, ranging from bemused to alarmist in tone.
i think we need to be giving people more room to change and develop their ideas instead of vilifying them when they don't agree with us.TikTok's takeover stood out as one of the major stories of 2019 for content marketers. i'm focusing more on stages of development more than context or content here in order to demonstrate how its important to embrace learning and discovering new things about yourself and the world around you. these issues are so complex and unique to everyone but i feel like sharing and listening to different perspectives can be helpful when trying to develop our own understanding. This episode is an overview of my journey with feminism and identity so far. The Six Pillars of Self Esteem by Nathaniel Branden
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I start with what it was like when i had 'problematic' skin, non-product related changes that i keep in mind and my general mindset to skincare now and what i've done to improve my skin in the last few years.Ī reminder that your self-worth and value is not determined by whether you have "good" skin or not!!! your skin is the biggest organ in your body so its worth taking care of though! Thank you to my guest for coming on the show, we had so much fun recording this episode and hope you enjoy it too!Īpologies in advance for the noise in the recording :')įollow me how my approach to skincare has changed - kind of like a metaphor to how my approach to life and things have changed too! i ask him questions he's never been asked about infidelity and cheating and we explore how his views around traditional long term commitment have changed over time. in this episode we discuss the influence of women on his life, being single for five years before his current relationship as well as his advice for men and women on what to do when a guy withdraws from a relationship or connection. “Timothee” - 33 is Asian-American, born and raised in Los Angeles and currently living in Shanghai working as a creative director for an international brand. So excited to share the first boy confessions episode!!! anonymously interviewing men so they can share honest reflections, opinions and experiences on masculinity, life, love, friendship, work and more.
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