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Buy 10000 Instagram likes

What does having likes prove? Popularity and acceptance. If you have plenty of likes that means that more people like your post. They love it, they’re entertained by it or they find it amazing. There are loads of reasons to like a post. Liking something on a social media website as Instagram shows approval of your post. It also shows a positive feedback. To the eyes of average viewers, the more likes there’s a post, the better. That’s why everyone’s goal is to collect as much like as they can.

How Musers make cash using TikTok

How will you feel if a fifteen seconds video can earn you up to six figures!! Yes, it’s true… Musical.ly, a global short video community app can make your dream come true. The gifted users of Musical.ly better known as ‘Musers’ have many options to earn cash. However, the Musical.ly isn’t anymore and converted into Tiktok. That includes all features of Musical.ly.

Lip- sync videos as well as short videos of original content being the most in style. This social media platform is reported to have more than two hundred million registered users with more than thirteen million videos being uploaded daily.
Like any other social network, the secret to success is making yourself noticed by the viewers and this requires regular video uploads.
Musical.ly’s live streaming app Live.ly has become a promising platform for talented musers. In line with Musical.ly, during the early days, top ten musers were able to make 46,000$ in a couple of weeks.

FC Bayern goes TikTok

FC Bayern Munich already reaches over eighty million fans via social media on eleven platforms, and the club has currently added another channel, the video-focused social network TikTok. Shortly before Matchday 28’s standout fixture against Dortmund, the record champions launched their profile and since then it’s already enjoyed over half a million video views.

At FC TikTok account users can find exclusive video clips regarding FC Bayern, the players and fans and can use special filters. Additionally, they can quickly and simply begin a dialogue with the club.

TikTok is asking Indians to guard against fake news this election season

In India, TikTok is mostly known for being home to videos of silly antics and movie lip-syncing. However the app currently also has much user-generated political content – a matter of which the corporate seems wary.

TikTok, owned by Chinese tech unicorn Bytedance, recently began displaying a public service announcement, or PSA, to its users when they explore for some politically relevant hashtags. The hashtags that are shown with the psa are the names of prominent politicians or political organizations, including “bjp”, “narendramodi”, “rss”, and “rahulgandhi”, among others. This coincides with the start on April 11 of India’s parliamentary election, which will occurring seven phases over six weeks.