A women's athletic apparel company celebrated an anniversary holding a trivia challenge on TikTok with their all-female staff. The catch was that once you got a question wrong, you got a pie in the face. In other words: JACKPOT!
I'm not going to include the name of the company or TikTok handle here but it's not hard to find through the TikTok search function. I will however include some highlights of the 5-minute video here. It's very worth checking out.
CoolWhiplash said: A women's athletic apparel company celebrated an anniversary holding a trivia challenge on TikTok withe their all-female staff. The catch was that once you got a question wrong, you got a pie in the face. In other words: JACKPOT!
I'm not going to include the name of the company or TikTok handle here but it's not hard to find through the TikTok search function. I will however include some highlights of the 5-minute video here. It's very worth checking out.
Some good hits! Although, you know you've hit the bottom of the Internet when your social media feed is this video, and someone else reposting it, and someone else reposting that, and all three of them putting it on their story, and putting the repost on their story, and putting the story repost from someone else on their story.....and you get 7-8 "posts" of an identical video.
You don't have to tell me details, but is this crossposted to any other platform? TikTok and Xitter are the two apps I've never downloaded and I'd like to keep it that way.
xman10 said: You don't have to tell me details, but is this crossposted to any other platform? TikTok and Xitter are the two apps I've never downloaded and I'd like to keep it that way.
I'm pretty sure using TikTok on a actual computer/desktop allows you to search and watch content without having to download the app and/or create an account
xman10 said: You don't have to tell me details, but is this crossposted to any other platform? TikTok and Xitter are the two apps I've never downloaded and I'd like to keep it that way.
I'm pretty sure using TikTok on a actual computer/desktop allows you to search and watch content without having to download the app and/or create an account
Oh right, a computer. I'll have to pull mine out of the closet marked "open in case of big-ticket online purchases."
xman10 said: You don't have to tell me details, but is this crossposted to any other platform? TikTok and Xitter are the two apps I've never downloaded and I'd like to keep it that way.
xman10 said: You don't have to tell me details, but is this crossposted to any other platform? TikTok and Xitter are the two apps I've never downloaded and I'd like to keep it that way.
I'm pretty sure using TikTok on a actual computer/desktop allows you to search and watch content without having to download the app and/or create an account
In Chrome, you might be able to get around that by opening settings and clicking "Desktop Site" at the bottom of the drop-down menu. It becomes more difficult to navigate the site from a design standpoint, but lets you get around certain things they limit on mobile devices.
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