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A trend still largely referencing one user: Silntgirl0 (Silent Girl). What stood out most this year, however, were the city rivalries that have been trending. Possibly even facilitated by lockdown measures interfering with normalcy, TikTok provides the ease of interacting with other people through the immediacy of video sharing. An October report by Bloomberg had the number of times the app was downloaded during 2020, at 14.7 million. All I know is that TikTok remains riotously popular despite one ban and several regulatory notices.

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There’s elite TikTok that features foreign airports and driveways full of glaringly painted cars middle class TikTok that has first-person shooters with Jatt Life playing in the background and less urban TikTok with villages, biting humour and roosters showing off their wattles and feathers. This is not to say TikTok is only promoting the new and radically different. He shoots himself on his phone camera then uses TikTok’s green screen additions to turn the gust of his pedestal fan into the wind shear on his clothes while flying. Sometimes he’s on a tripwire in front of a skyscraper, sometimes on the open seas, riding a motorbike over water. Then there’s the legendary Jam Safdar, who can be seen stopping trains with a kick of his heel, or standing in the skies with each foot on the wings of an airplane. Then it jumps to ‘this is how we do it’ and the man grumpily flings the trash over someone else’s wall. One video starts with how rich people throw away their trash, showing someone neatly, smilingly, placing it in waste containers. There’s a young man from Quetta, Sami Khan Khilji, who posts rich people versus ‘us poor people’ content, concerning everyday occurrences that differentiate the wealthy, in their fancy houses and English-medium lives. One of those skits starts with ‘how Africans meet’, which has two people coolly, detachedly doing fist bumps and hand slaps then it shifts to how Pakistanis meet and has two men happily killing each other in a bear hug. One of them, Abiola, came from Nigeria to study 10 years ago, but decided to stay here and make a career in theatre and skits on social media. There are the Interrachawals, two African immigrants living in Islamabad. TikTok will perhaps, some day, answer Gayatri Spivak’s age-old question. He calls himself prime minister of the dispossessed.

He intones his ‘fellow musallis’ not to change their original caste surnames to Bhatti, Raja or Malik out of social stigma. His videos are orations on how musallis are forced to do things differently, but end up doing them better anyway. So rest assured, it’s here to stay for a long time.There’s Arsalan Ali who identifies as ‘musalli’ and is trying to re-appropiate this word conceived as a slur for ‘lower caste’ converts to Islam. For now, it caters to a wide majority of youngsters and they are all about fun. That is a question that time will be able to tell. However, will the graph keeps going upwards or just like everything else, it’ll lose its value over time with something else in the market. Now, it stands tall as the social-app that gained so much popularity within a few years of its launch. Moreover, TikTok seems to be doing a great job contributing considerably a lot. The controversies, scandals, fame, recognition, business and so much more, are all part of the grand social-media scheme. However, TikTok led to several scandals or controversies as well like that of PTI’s Fayyaz Ul Hassan and of PIA Air-Hostesses, respectively. Areeka Haq took the application by storm and became a famous TikTok celebrity. TikTok celebrity is another thing in the fame-game and Pakistan isn’t behind. Hence, we have titles like Instagram Models, YouTube Celebrity, many more. In today’s age becoming a celebrity is based on the number of followers, content (in some cases) and internet popularity. Since the launch of TikTok, this application was downloaded collectively 25.5 million times in Pakistan.

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