TikTok to Livestream Historic J-MILLA Concert From Remote NT
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The First Nations hip hop sensation will perform in Wadeye during Reconciliation Week
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TikTok’s Hottest Tracks of 2023
Social media's not just a place to share music anymore — it's a place to launch superstars' latest hits
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Why Some Taylor Swift Stans Are Ganging Up On ‘Gaylors’: Report
Researchers from the social media firm Graphika found that harassment runs amok in the fan community — and it can teach us a lot about how people behave online
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She Built a Following as Taylor Swift’s Doppelgänger. Then the Swifties Came After Her
Ashley Leechin has built a platform of 1.1 million followers — and despite the hate she gets online, she says she's just another stan
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Take a Walk on The Weird Side: Niche Influencers Taking Over the Internet
Posted in: Culture Features“It seems like niche content emanates the strongest these days”
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Ready to Eat for Free? Find Your Own Food
Posted in: Culture FeaturesAlexis Nelson, a.k.a. the Black Forager, cooks delicious meals with the ingredients she finds outside — and so can you
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It Started as a College Project. Now It’s the Music Industry’s Hottest Recommendation Tool
Posted in: Music FeaturesDiscz recommends songs based on past listening preferences and plays TikTok-sized 15-second snippets of each. Its interactive component, though, has made it one of the most popular new apps
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The Latest TikTok Saga So Dark and Upsetting We Can’t Look Away
Posted in: Culture NewsA messy breakup between two minor social media stars set off a flurry of investigation and theorizing — the latest example of TikTokers trying to find true crime in everyday life
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TikTok Already Helps Artists Go Viral. Now It’s Helping Them Build Careers
Posted in: Music NewsArtists like Muni Long are using this new marketing and distribution platform to harness “the expertise and power of TikTok”
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It Took Him 15 Minutes to Make a Hit — and Seven Months to Reclaim It
Posted in: Music FeaturesRapper G. Moore didn’t own the rights to the beat that became the unexpected hit “Dash.” The legal wrangling to get it back is becoming increasingly common for rising stars
