TikTok Is For 'Jobless and Unstable People' - Founder, Zhang Yiming Reveals

TikTok founder, Zhang Yiming has created a lot of controversy by slipping out when he made mention that his intentions when creating TikTok was mainly to serve jobless and (mentally) unstable people and then laughed it off when he went further to say he never expected much of 'these kind of people' in Indiam referring to India's poverty rate in relation to the number of jobless people there.

This statement has led to a backclash on twitter has many people trended the hashtach #TikTokExposed and may users feel the statement from the CEO was a slap on their face for calling them jobless or 'unstable'.

If you are familiar with the TikTok app, you might realise that Zhang Yiming has not been too far from the truth as most things that happen on the app are just spontaneous without any reason other than a goofy entertainment value to allow peculiarly bored people get over their boredom, what is your take on TikTok? let us discuss below:

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Posted: at 20-05-2020 06:17 AM (3 years ago) | Addicted Hero

We that what he said is right

Posted: at 20-05-2020 07:46 AM (3 years ago) | Gistmaniac

I guess the mystery has finally been solved, it is for people who prefer to pretend to be other people

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Posted: at 20-05-2020 09:20 AM (3 years ago) | Addicted Hero

Creating job for the jobless, that - I understand. But don't know where the unstable people comes in. My friend and I have a small business selling candles, which we decided to promote through tiktok, shooting atmospheric videos.So that you understand our business began to grow much faster after we started to promote it through tiktok.We have a lot more clients, which means that our revenue has grown very much. Of course it was thanks to tiktokfollowersfree.com. These guys got us over 700 new subscribers. Therefore, do not underestimate tiktok.

Posted: at 26-08-2020 09:09 AM (3 years ago) | Newbie

Soon everything will be closed what are you speaking about lol...

Posted: at 14-09-2020 06:44 PM (3 years ago) | Newbie