#tiktok sensation

[emeraldcreeper]

Love that Colin Robinson is confirmed to be queer in the same flavor as the other vampires, although you don’t get to be the gayest things on the block as deemed by your human neighbor by housing a straight man

[theredhairing40]

REST IN PEACE LILY EBERT

-Known Holocaust Survivor on Tiktok dies at 100 years old

[dilawarmughal980]

Nanabeenanabee: Journey From Indigenous Roots to TikTok Star 2024

Nanabeenanabee has taken the world by storm with her captivating TikTok videos. This 16-year-old Indigenous creator has risen to fame like a rocket, bringing her cultural roots to the forefront of social media. Nanabeenanabee’s journey to stardom has been nothing short of inspiring.

Through her authentic and engaging content, she has become a symbol of cultural pride and representation for Indigenous communities. From traditional dances to DIY crafts, Nanabeenanabee’s platform has become a space for both entertainment and education.

Who is Nanabeenanabee?

Nanabeenanabee is the buzz everyone can’t ignore. She’s a sensation on TikTok, capturing hearts. This Indigenous creator, only 16, has skyrocketed to fame. Her followers are in the millions, a testament to her appeal. Originating from a small Canadian reservation, her stories are unique. She weaves her heritage into every post, connecting deeply with fans.

Nanabeenanabee’s Early Life and Cultural Roots

Nanabeenanabee’s story starts in the north of Canada. She grew up on a small reservation. Here, traditions were the daily rhythm. The rich heritage of her tribe cradled her. From a young age, she was taught to honor her roots.

The Meaning Behind the Name “Nanabeenanabee”

Nanabeenanabee is a name that captivates and intrigues. It stands as a beacon of heritage, resonating with deep cultural significance. In her native language, it translates to “she who walks with the butterflies.” This evocative imagery speaks volumes about her persona. It reflects a spirit that is gentle yet resilient..

The Beginning of Her TikTok Journey

Nanabeenanabee’s TikTok adventure started with a simple video. It was early in 2023 when she first hit ‘upload.’ Her content was raw, filled with culture and pride. Quickly, her videos caught the eye of thousands. Each post was a new chapter in her story. Soon, her unique perspective captivated a broader audience.

Captivating the World with Authenticity

Nanabeenanabee’s genuine approach has mesmerized audiences globally. Indeed, her authenticity shines brightly in every post. It’s her realness that pulls people in, eager for more. Notably, she doesn’t shy away from her truth. Instead, Nanabeenanabee embraces it, sharing it with the world. This honesty has garnered not only attention but also respect.

Bridging Generations with Cultural Representation

Nanabeenanabee’s platform does more than entertain; it educates. She skillfully uses her content to bridge generations. By doing so, she connects young viewers with their heritage. Meanwhile, older generations find joy in her modern interpretations. Together, they explore traditional stories and customs. Her videos serve as a vibrant tapestry of Indigenous culture.

Social Media Presence

Nanabeenanabee shines on various social media platforms. On TikTok, her presence is undeniable. She boasts 1.7 million likes and 37.2 thousand comments. Her Instagram, with over 640 Followers, stories captivate a vast audience. Meanwhile, Twitter feeds buzz with her latest updates. Indeed, Nanabeenanabee engages fans across the spectrum.

Handling the Pressures of Social Media Fame

Navigating the spotlight, Nanabeenanabee faces social media pressures head-on. Remarkably, she maintains a strong sense of self. Through all the noise, her focus remains unwavering. Interestingly, she finds solace in her creative process. Constantly, she reminds herself of the joy her content brings. Additionally, she leans on the support of her loyal followers Read More

[creativequillchronicles]

The Off-Limits Rule Book by Sarah Adams

“It’s odd how you can know someone for such a short period of time and yet feel like you’ve always been there with them.” ― Sarah Adams, The Off Limits Rule

Hi, I would like to share about my latest read. The name of the book is the off-limits rule by Sara Adams. It's a romantic short book, that can also be counted in the chick-lit genre. I just finished the book today and sat down to pen down my thoughts about it. So, the book is about a 30-year-old woman, who after a drunk one-night stand with a seemingly charming and attractive man, gets pregnant. When she breaks to him the news, he is not supportive in the least and refutes all her hopes of being a proper couple for the sake of the child. Following this, she comes back to her hometown and starts living with her brother and that is when she meets his brother's best friend Cooper. It is love at first sight for both of them, but they are afraid to confess their respective feelings because of her brother, who specifically asks Cooper to stay away from Lucy, as he is super protective of Lucy and her son Levi. Finally, in the end, the brother comes to terms with Lucy and Cooper dating each other. They decide to have a small and intimate wedding with only their parents and best friends. They start living together and cherishing and loving each other every single day for the rest of their lives.

What I learned from this book was that it is never too late to change for the better, to grow and face your fears. Fear is present and prevalent in every person's life. Nobody is born free from fear of everything all the time. Besides, being fearful is not the way to move forward. Fear will simply impede your path further in your life. You should always try to step out of your comfort zone because there is no growth when you are in your comfort zone. Speaking what is in your mind or thinking out loud is often observed to help people interact and connect with new people. It might not be possible always and sometimes it can be difficult and daring to do so. But, what I have learned from this book is that the female protagonist always spoke her mind without any worries about her impressions on others. Finally, the last lesson from this book would be to always be optimistic in your life, no matter how sad or depressed your life appears to you, you should never stop hoping for the best for the future because you never know what life is going to throw your way next. You might be getting the biggest surprise of your life the next moment you never know. So, you should always try to make the best of every moment that you have got and try to stay optimistic, hopeful, and happy as this will help you through your rainy days. I would love to hear your opinions and views on the book. I invite one and all to listen to their takes on this or any other of your reads. Let's create a happy and book-lover world around us. Here's to one more read of the year and many more to come.

[daisytrails]

roughly 8 hours until i see dan and phil in Indianapolis and all im thinking about is how i went to see we're all doomed at the same venue and dan made a joke about having fucked hank green and my initial reaction was haha very funny we love vertical video sensation hank green but then finding out after the show from someone who sat near him that john green was in the audience and there is no way dan wasn't aware of his presence while making the aforementioned joke about fucking his brother. so anyways i hope john comes to the show tonight

[deprivedmusicaljunkie]

i am going to unreal unearth unalive myself

[moonypears-blog]

Cedric, pointing at Sofia:This is my beautiful gorgeous angel who has never done one thing wrong in her entire existence.

Cedric, pointing at Wormwood: This pile of lard has a warrant in 3 counties.

[persephoneflouwers]

Has this been shared here already?

https://www.change.org/p/petition-for-amazon-to-remove-maya-henry-s-book-looking-forward

Oh and before anyone comes at me saying “you are silencing her” or whatever the hell you like to tell yourself, here’s what I think:

«Taking down baseless, unproven allegations on TikTok/YT isn’t about “silencing victims”... it’s about protecting individuals from the chaos of mob mentality and the very real consequences of unfounded accusations. Posting allegations online, without evidence or due process, turns justice into a popularity contest where public opinion becomes more powerful than the truth. This irresponsible behavior doesn't just harm the accused but fuels online harassment, character assassination, and irreversible damage to reputations. […] People’s lives, careers, and mental health can be severely impacted based on speculation alone. Liam got so much online bullying and harassment. […] It’s reckless to call for public judgment when the facts haven’t been examined in any structured, legitimate way. Sending a C&D letter to silence him… then asking why he won't speak? Really? I call that manipulation at the finest. Demanding that she take down the videos is not about “silencing” anyone; it’s about ensuring that the truth isn’t drowned out by hearsay. When unproven allegations take center stage, it sends a message that public accusations hold more weight than justice itself. And are we ok with that? NO! Victims deserve to be heard, but in a way that’s responsible, FAIR (so two sides are heard not just one), and legally sound». (via X).

[icewindandboringhorror]

sometimes looking at like Self Help Strategies lists for the symptoms I'm having is always just like:

thing that I already do

thing I have tried 10 times

thing I already do

thing that I don't have the money to do

thing I already do

thing I've been doing since I was 10yrs old to no avail

thing that is impossible given my situation

thing that doesn't apply to me

thing that I already do

thing I have already tried

hrmm, oh wait, maybe finally- OH, yeah.. okay. thing that I already do but it was just phrased slightly differently

thing I have already done

[fallingsatellive]

Like I'll use Spotify I'll pay for Premium even because I am music addicted but I won't ever use THEIR recommendations because they do NOT get music. Ironically. They do not understand what a genre is. They do not understand what people actually like. I just opened their official "queercore" playlist and it had a Will Wood song on it. And like I listen to Will Wood sometimes but that is simply not what queercore is.

[wheeboo]

u ever just read something that resonates n relates with u a bit too deeply u literally FEEL it in ur body

[serjaimelannister]

was just pondering like hmm maybe i should give that book club i attempted a few months back another chance. let's at least see what the next selection is about

anyway this is the selection:

[daz4i]

why can't ppl be normal abt kids having fun on the internet. like. a kid goes mildly viral bc they upload genuinely funny content and immediately a bunch of actual adults have to start making fun of how they look or sound or w/e. man if you're so bothered by their videos keep scrolling?? 😭😭😭

[bushdivingbushranger]

when will bookstores understand that mentioning tiktok anywhere in their marketing for books is a deterrant. i will maul you. i will kill you. i will shred this novel to pieces.

[schnuffel-danny]

can you people start reposting my comics into slideshows on tiktok I wanna be tiktok famous without ever having to post on that app

[gothelsflower]

oh my god i found this in my instagram archive but in high school we got an assignment to rewrite a fairytale or disney movie to be more “socially conscious” ….. this is so 😭