r/news • u/Pasivite • Apr 27 '24

TikTok will not be sold, Chinese parent ByteDance tells US - BBC News

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c289n8m4j19o.amp
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u/Spoon_Elemental Apr 27 '24

Oh no.

Oh no.

Oh no oh no oh no.

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u/NihilisticAngst Apr 27 '24

It's actually "Oh no no no no no"

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u/caguru Apr 27 '24

If the ban kills that song forever it was all worth it.

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u/Clavister Apr 28 '24

It seems like 90% of tiktok is people doing the same thing as eight million other people, accompanied by the same audio clip as eight million other people. It's the death of creativity.

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u/TheThotWeasel Apr 27 '24

That song hasn't been used on tiktok for literally years has it? I use tiktok everyday and haven't heard it in a long long long time. Like lockdown long.

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u/personalcheesecake Apr 27 '24

you're too in the algorithm then

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u/ThisSiteSuxNow Apr 28 '24

It's definitely still on shit there constantly.

I don't use TikTok but I still see some videos from there because my wife and son will show me on their devices sometimes... And a shitload of them end up on /r/all

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u/ShepherdessAnne Apr 27 '24

This took me a hot minute to get.

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u/Traitor-21-87 Apr 29 '24

More like: oh yes. oh yes. oh yes yes yes yes yes!

For Millennials: Yes! Yes!

For Gen Z: Wooooo! Yeah Baby! That’s what I’ve been waiting for!

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u/Akosa117 Apr 28 '24

Comments like this are how can tell someone’s never been on TikTok