Comment by slg 2 years ago i.e. peer pressure that exists absolutely everywhere and is in no way exclusive to TikTok. 8 comments slg Reply boredtofears 2 years ago They don’t get this kind of pressure on YouTube or IG. slg 2 years ago So what are you actually claiming here? Do you think these comments are coming from fake accounts? boredtofears 2 years ago There is an undercurrent of opinion on the platform that happens to align with Chinese worldviews that is strong enough to make politically neutral (or at least abstaining) influencers on the platform uncomfortable. 5 replies →
boredtofears 2 years ago They don’t get this kind of pressure on YouTube or IG. slg 2 years ago So what are you actually claiming here? Do you think these comments are coming from fake accounts? boredtofears 2 years ago There is an undercurrent of opinion on the platform that happens to align with Chinese worldviews that is strong enough to make politically neutral (or at least abstaining) influencers on the platform uncomfortable. 5 replies →
slg 2 years ago So what are you actually claiming here? Do you think these comments are coming from fake accounts? boredtofears 2 years ago There is an undercurrent of opinion on the platform that happens to align with Chinese worldviews that is strong enough to make politically neutral (or at least abstaining) influencers on the platform uncomfortable. 5 replies →
boredtofears 2 years ago There is an undercurrent of opinion on the platform that happens to align with Chinese worldviews that is strong enough to make politically neutral (or at least abstaining) influencers on the platform uncomfortable. 5 replies →
They don’t get this kind of pressure on YouTube or IG.
So what are you actually claiming here? Do you think these comments are coming from fake accounts?
There is an undercurrent of opinion on the platform that happens to align with Chinese worldviews that is strong enough to make politically neutral (or at least abstaining) influencers on the platform uncomfortable.
5 replies →