over the weekend,several black women tick tock creators,announced that they were going on strike,they were refusing to choreograph a,dance for megan stallion's new single,thought,previously black women tick talkers like,jalaya harmon and kiara wilson,created viral dances to songs like k,camp's renegade or mega stallion savage,remix,however the black women who created,these dances were often uncompensated,and uncredited for their work,as white social media stars like addison,rey stole their work and performed,inferior versions on a national stage,black tick talker's refusal to have,their work and culture appropriated,taps into a larger history of white,capitalists profiting off the unpaid,labor of black americans,thanks to racist stereotypes like the,miami the day back to slavery,white people often incorrectly believe,that they are entitled to black people's,creativity,simply because they claim to appreciate,black culture,however a white person saying that they,appreciate black culture without taking,tangible steps to empower black creators,is still racist white people's racism in,this situation,comes from a sense of entitlement and,self-centeredness that were crucial,parts of violent systems,like slavery and colonialism when white,people believe they automatically have,the right to access study and emulate,black culture for their own benefit,they are choosing to be ignorant of the,ways that their appropriation of black,culture,could be emotionally traumatizing or,financially harmful to black people,before colonizing the artistic and,intellectual work of black people,white people should ask themselves,questions such as how can i contribute,to this black person's well-being,am i studying this work for the explicit,purpose of black liberation,or are my modus fundamentally selfish,unfortunately we can't confront the,problem of white people stealing black,culture until we restrict their access,to it i never thought i'd live to see,the day that we actually go through with,it,and see just how much some of y'all need,us,especially with making dances that y'all,can rip off,and say that y'all created it,i don't ever want to hear another white,woman ever,say that tick-tock dances and tick-tock,trends aren't entirely stolen from black,women,because a black woman has yet to give a,dance to this song,and hear me out megan,says hands on my knees,shaken ass on my thought ,and the white women said,the instructions are right,there we're not making a dance for,thoughts,sorry we're not making a dance for it we,just gonna let them keep flailing,you
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BLACK TIKTOKER'S GO ON CULTURAL STRIKE AND WHITE TIKTOKERS ARE PANICKING
BLACK TIKTOKER'S GO ON CULTURAL STRIKE AND WHITE TIKTOKERS ARE PANICKING
so we have a tick tock strike a cultural,tick tock strike that is going on with a,lot of black tick tock creators,and it is definitely confusing a lot of,white content creators out there let's,just say,hey guys it's maradona hope you guys are,doing well today back at it again with,another video if you have not subscribed,guys click that button for daily and,consistent content,head over to my instagram my patreon my,merch and let's get straight into,this video so megan the stadium has come,out with a,a new song called thought s-h-i-t and,you know there's normally a little dance,surrounding songs to kind of circulate,them,into the stratosphere make them go high,up in the charts,as more people would listen to them if,they go viral on tick tock alongside a,dance routine or korea we all know we,all know this by now,um so megan has done this with a few,other songs i assume her team would be,irritated by the situation that is going,on right now but we have,a scenario where her song has come out,and,a lot of black tick tock creators have,decided not to participate,not to take not to do any choreos,because what you do have is they plan,this all the stuff they work hard to do,all this,they put out a video after so many takes,get the tick tock out does okay,a popular content creator who's white,would take the stance,do so itself and learn it quickly and,imitate it and they would get far more,reach um because of maybe artificial,intelligence maybe databases that are,already inherently racist,as well as people within themselves and,what we see from a subconscious level,and they would benefit off this and they,may might get brandy or may get more,followers,whilst the original individuals who've,created these choreos won't,so it seems to be a huge cultural strike,going online,and it's definitely taking its toll and,creating massive effects because you do,have a lot of these white tick tock,content creators,who don't know what to do they're,literally trying out this choreo,they're pretending to do stuff here and,there it looks very,um bleak it looks very frigid i think,that's the word of this video the theme,on this video is frigid,and they you know attempt to try and do,these tick tock dances but they just,they don't know what they're doing now,before we deep dive deep into this,do you follow me on tick tock i'm now,taking raleigh just doing a lot of these,youtube,youtube related pop culture videos but,in a shorter even more short atmosphere,for like one minute also,on viral topics so please go and check,that out i would appreciate it,shout out to all the new followers i've,already been on there for a couple of,days and you guys are coming through,thank you but at the same time when we,get back to this,i feel like this is the one of the g i,feel like this should have been,happening,because we've had many people one of the,stories that went viral and that i even,discussed about was renegade,you know that particular song that our,content created a dance to whereas other,individuals benefited went on shows got,more brand deals and a lot more,followers followers are very key,and of course you know when other people,take your work it's frustrating to see,them benefit of it whilst,you are still sitting there with nothing,to show for it,and it's extremely sad because this,choreo looks so easy,but it's not easy you see these content,creators who it takes hours to plan it,to film it to retake it and,transitions it's a form of art and it's,a form of theft and stealing and,i would say a form of colonization that,we're seeing here,where you know these white content,creators have been benefiting this has,been going on for a very long time on,this app,this is not something new so for those,who are probably watching this thinking,that people are race-baiting,no this is not race-baiting it's been an,issue that's happened before,and it's proven to be a major major,issue,so i would like to put that into you,know consideration when it comes to this,what are your thoughts guys when it,comes to this major cultural strike that,is what i'm calling it i feel like stuff,like this needs to continue to happen,because it shows that there's a massive,whole a massive impact where you have a,lot of these black,content creators that don't get you know,they're not they don't,they don't get the prizes that that they,deserve from the work that they have,done,and it can be very frustrating to the,point where they have all somehow,kind of come to this conclusion that,when it comes to a new song with korea,we're not gonna participate,and we're gonna see what's happening and,this is what is happening guys and it's,an absolute mess,let me know your thoughts are subscribe,to the channel click that button and,major cultural strike guys,subscribe subscribe subscribe follow me,on tick tock i'm a rob marley i would,appreciate it,and i'll catch you guys soon for another,video
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Young Black Creator Jalaiah Harmon FINALLY Gets Credit For Stolen Renegade TikTok Dance
Young Black Creator Jalaiah Harmon FINALLY Gets Credit For Stolen Renegade TikTok Dance
gasps gasps what's up world you're tuned,into 423 fm you already know we've got,you covered with your daily dose of,celebrity drama now let's get into it,hey what's up guys welcome back to the,423 I don't know if any of you pay,attention to the world of tik-tok I know,I don't but even so I still see these,kids everywhere on Twitter and Instagram,and 99% of the time they're doing the,renegade dance one of the most popular,people on the platform a girl named,Charlie D'Amelio who has nearly 30,million followers is widely credited for,starting the dance but it was revealed,this week that it was actually created,by someone else,jalaja harmon a 14 year old girl from,atlanta is the one who choreographed the,dance in her living room and posted it,to tick-tock but as bigger pages posted,their own versions and got all of this,attention and fame her video only had,13,000 views obviously this is far from,the first time this has happened and,that's why it's so frustrating every,single day black creators put things,into the universe that go viral and,become the biggest thing in the world,but time and time again they don't,receive their just due on tick-tock,specifically most of the popular dances,like the renegade have come from young,black creators on smaller apps like,dubsmash fun of me and Triller the,popular teens on tik-tok see these,dances when they're already gaining,traction underground bring it to their,audience and make it mainstream while,taking all the credit jaliyah,choreographed a dance 2k camp song,lottery and in September of 2019 she,posted it to Instagram and fun of me a,month later a user by the name of global,Jones brought it to tik-tok changing up,some of the moves at the end and the,dance ended up spreading like crazy,not long after Charlie D'Amelio posted a,video of herself doing it along with,several other tik-tok influencers and of,course none of them gave Jala a credit,after a while she started to hop into,the comment sections of these huge,influencers doing the renegade asking,for credit but they always ignored her,and these white influencers continued to,make money and get opportunities off of,choreography they had no part in,creating this story and the fact that,this dance specifically was stolen is,gaining a lot of traction now because,the New York Times published an article,On February 13th telling Julia's story,the very next day,kay Kemp who made the song everyone is,doing this dance too posted a video of,him with Julia thanking her for making,lottery the biggest song in the world,him drawing this distinction is huge and,people were tagging Ellen DeGeneres in,the comments trying to get Chilean some,more shine and then during all-star,weekend things took another two steps,back as this whole story is gaining,traction and fans on the Internet are,working together to give Julia her,flowers video surface of the tick-tock,er I mentioned before Charlie D'Amelio,and another influencer named Addison,Easterling in Chicago for the all-star,game and they're teaching the NBA,cheerleaders a dance they didn't even,create I honestly don't know why they,had these girls there to begin with but,they even had Yanis in one of their,videos trying to teach him a dance and,for this the NBA got so much criticism,that they had to act quickly both Friday,and Saturday was full of these white,girls from Tik Tok being front and,center everywhere and by Sunday July a,harmon was in the building performing,her dance on the court during halftime,Plus once she arrived in Chicago she met,with Charlie and Addison and they all,did the dance together with all three,girls posting the videos on their,socials and giving Jala a credit and a,shout-out I definitely don't think this,makes up for them stealing the dance in,the first place,but I'm happy to see Julia getting the,attention she deserves and hopefully,this leads to a lot more opportunities,and recognition things like this are,always tricky because dances are almost,impossible to legally claim their rights,to and once something goes viral it's,just out there for anyone to take even,though Charlie D'Amelio was widely,credited for popularizing the dance she,didn't necessarily see the original and,intentionally steal it maliciously but,she didn't try to find out who the,creator was to credit them either it's,really not that hard,Vanessa Ryan only a week after losing,her husband and her daughter posted this,artwork of Gigi on her page and as you,can see right there she gave credit to,the artist vive Lorena but before that I,remember that,caption included her asking followers to,tag whoever made it so that she could,get in touch with them and she didn't,have to do that at all it's a picture of,her daughter but I respect that so much,and wish everyone was that vigilant,about not taking credit for things that,aren't theirs Julia now has five hundred,and fifty thousand followers on tik-tok,and she's verified which is amazing but,these other girls who've been profiting,off her dance f
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Are Black creators on TikTok getting credit for their creative work? | Nightline
Are Black creators on TikTok getting credit for their creative work? | Nightline
tick tock is creative,expressive funny raw,entertaining and fierce,with over a billion users worldwide tick,tock is the latest craze in,entertainment,it lets me be free it allows me to speak,without,getting interrupted it's non-stop,creativity and expression,delivered right to the vital for you,page a page curated for each user based,on their,interest calculated by their likes views,and shares,it's designed to reach people of any age,any background any ethnicity,it gives everyone a chance to be,discovered,and of course there are the viral dances,in early 2020 it was the renegade set to,the song,lottery by k camp millions of people,were doing the renegade challenge,including celebrities like lizzo and,a-rod,but at the time no one was crediting the,dance's creator julia harmon,then just 14 years old do you want a,teacher,of the renegade if you want to like i,hit,the ladder like a dice roll the,atlanta-based teen has been dancing,since she was three,and it shows what did you just do with,your foot,jalea originally posted the dance to,instagram but it wasn't until someone,else did her dance on tick tock,that it went viral what was that like,for you i was really you know i was,happy,that people were doing it but i was kind,of frustrated at the same time because,they weren't really giving me,my credit if i saw somebody do the dance,i would go on in their comments and say,hey this is my dance but nobody would,believe me the renegade,is synonymous with tick-tock i think it,is the most,viral dance i've ever seen in my career,it took a profile,in the new york times for julia to claim,her title,as the renegade creator i mean in a lot,of ways your life,changed overnight yes,that weekend i went to chicago for the,nba all-star game,and then i had to do ellen,since then the team has turned that,cloud into partnerships,with brands like samsung the scoob movie,and,even prada these are huge endorsement,deals on the line,a viral trend or something on tick tock,it can be millions of dollars,there's a saying out there if they love,black people as much as they love black,culture and it's because,the appropriation of black art goes back,centuries,but how did it feel for you being an,example of this,much bigger problem at such a young age,yeah it was pretty hard for me to wrap,my,mind around because like i really don't,like to see like black creators not,getting the recognition that they need,this renegade challenge it made me feel,like as a black content curator,that i can always have something taken,away from me,i do think that black work is,appreciated on tick tock,but only when it's being done by,non-black people,there are so many black creators that,experience this every single day,things trickle up from black internet,users and it becomes mainstream but it's,not just,recognizing you know oh well this,originated in these places it's giving,those original creators a seat at the,table and credit,and also allowing them to enjoy the,types of financial success,that the people who sort of mainstream,these ideas receive,we want to make sure that you know these,creators get the recognition,because it's it's they deserve their,flowers as the director of creator,community at tiktok,it's kudzie to kumbu's job to make sure,its creators are seen,and heard we need to do a lot more work,in understanding,trend origination how is tick tock,making sure that these black creators,are getting as much exposure to those,opportunities as their white,counterparts are,the key is to make sure that you always,finding and amplifying,black voices and making sure that we are,giving them all the tools to succeed in,terms of the videos but then like,highlighting them on any of our channels,that we have whether that is,newsletters or social media or anything,that includes a brand campaign,because that's what these opportunities,come from they come from you being seen,for some of those voices you know if,there's a black creator who speaks out,about,injustice or the everyday racism that,they deal with,some advertisers may look at that as,political,and just a realm that they don't really,want to tread into,how can tick-tock help protect,those black creators so that them,speaking out about the racism they face,that their white counterparts don't face,isn't seen as something that's,negative or a knock on them it shouldn't,be seen as negative,counter speech is very much allowed i,think it's really on the advertisers or,brands to think about who they're,partnering with,so that they're really thinking is there,a brand talking about the world as it is,today,or some ideal world that they believe,that these conversations aren't,happening because they're happening and,they're happening on tick tock,hey this is a message for all my black,tick talkers but even on tech talk where,creativity and authenticity thrive,some black creators feel disadvantaged,from the start i have 125 000 followers,but somebody needs to explain to me,how it is that 354 views on this video,am i the
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A Brief History on Stolen Black TikTok Dances // Black TikTok Strike
A Brief History on Stolen Black TikTok Dances // Black TikTok Strike
black tick tock creators are not feeling,the love so they're straight,they're the viral dances everybody is,just kind of scratching their heads,looking and watching these trainwrecks,but at the time,no one was crediting the dance's creator,julia harmon,then just 14 years old uh,hi black tick tock is on strike,welcome hey i'm taylor cassidy tick-tock,is on strike and by that i mean,the choreographers and black creators,that have been,carrying this app on their,back since the beginning are refusing to,give,a dance to megan the stallion's new pop,and song,fat girl for another white creator,to steal,how do we know they're on strike because,white people do not know what to do,when a black reader doesn't give them a,trend to copy it off of,evidence,black creators are sick of creating,these bomb dances that take,time energy and intellect,to create just to have another creator,not give them credit for it but also,reap the success the brand deals,the exposure from it and then they're,like tucked away,like oh if i at you in my caption then,that's enough it's not enough anymore,now this phenomenon has been going on,for a while and it is not,new surprise surprise so if you're,somehow still confused as to why black,people need,the same amount of success and,benefits that come to these white,creators why are you still confused,because i can't help you at this point,but i'm still gonna give you history,anyway,my opinion and my analysis of this is,biased,because i am black i don't know if you,could tell because of that we're,following the triple b,method bias above believable entirely,made up by me,let's get started guess how long white,people have been stealing from black,people,a long damn time let's start out with,minstrel c which was,a little after they just came off the,extreme of actually stealing black,people,that's a different that's a different,topic menstrual c,is the performance of performers putting,on blackface,dancing very poorly i've talked about,this more in the past one man who really,popularized it his name was,you know what i don't even feel like,remembering his name let's call him,let's call him stupid head so stupid,head one day,saw a man who was disabled and he was,black i think the story goes that he was,playing an instrument like just singing,along to it and so,stupid head basically saw like the,disabled man's movements,and was like oh disabled man no that's,how all black people are,i'm gonna make money off of this and he,basically took his movements,and exaggerated them and characterized,them,into a character called jim crow south,familia,yeah jim crow just capped away,captivated white audiences they were,like wow this is art,masterpiece um this is how all black,people are,they ate that up but basically,blackface black plays blackface later,cultural appropriation and the more,cultural appropriation in between,in a bunch of pop culture moments later,we come to a very,specific movie that basically sums up,this entire video and that movie is,bring it on,bring it on is a franchise about these,two cheerleading teams going to,compete to get a high school trophy,because what else they got to do one of,the teams,which is the toros but they find out,that,their old choreographer that kept on,giving them these big wins,every year at this championship stole,her choreography from,a black high school and so whenever they,went over there and found that out,obviously the black girls spotted them,and came out and they were like,yo why are you up in here stealing our,routines again the line i want to talk,about is from gabrielle,union's character where she's talking to,them and she says,every time we get some here y'all come,trying to steal it and put blonde hair,on it calling it something different,and that's basically what cultural,appropriation is i need some chapstick,before i go in and talk about this,okay y'all remember that one,y'all know that one app it's called tick,tock oh no way tick tock's her street,name,her government name is musically y'all,haven't heard that in a while huh but,musically,was um a hub for black creators to,create these viral dances like,do y'all remember rolex,and then there was another one where i,went like this,okay okay okay i can only stand so much,2016 for one night so,these black creators created all of,these dances and all these trends on,musically and basically carry musically,on her,back and that did not stop once,the app got changed to tick-tock but,this time it was a little different,the app started skyrocketing into fame,from the very beginning and,something really odd was happening when,specific users who were,honestly just like having fun with app,were getting insurmountable,amounts of numbers and followers and,likes that nobody's,ever really seen before this quickly and,just going straight into fame straight,into a career,a lot of them did it through dancing now,am i clowning these creators for dancing,and just doing stuff that they thought,was fun,absolutely not what i
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WHITE TIKTOKERS REACT TO BLACK TIKTOK ON STRIKE. "its unfair". #CINDYSVILLA
WHITE TIKTOKERS REACT TO BLACK TIKTOK ON STRIKE. "its unfair". #CINDYSVILLA
hey guys it's cindy here,guys you all know that this black tik,talk on strike is still going on,and for that reason,the for you page is still boring like,we're not seeing,no new dance steps you know and the,white communities are some of them,the white tick talkers some of them are,saying that i mean they're going to,delete the app basically because nothing,is happening on tick tock anymore,and they are saying that the white,tick-tockers should please,give the credit to,the black tick-tockers for their hard,work,guys i'm gonna let you all see some,clips and i'll come back and talk more,so this is my first video on tic tac,because i'm an elder millennial and,don't,know how to do things,but um ever since the black strike on,tick tock black lives matter,the only content on my for you page like,i swear 90 of it,is,beau burnham,which only goes to show you how much,exploitation of black entertainment we,have,uh in our normal everyday life,because white people have no original,content and we're constantly,living on the backs of,black brown indigenous folks,and that's really gross,guys this clip that i just watched now,was actually pulled down on tick tock,like,some people reported the video,and i assume it might be the white,community like the whitey,tuckers i mean this is not good guys,this is not good,anyways guys let me show you guys,another clip,and i'll come back and talk more,this from my,beautiful black queens and kings,so if you one of them,please listen,please in the strike,please come back i am sicker than an 87,year old covet of watching these white,people try to do the thought ,challenge with their hands in the air,not on their knees,please just end it because if i gotta,watch it one more time i'm just have to,throw the whole app away,and probably my skin i'm just ashamed to,even be this light,all right guys truth be told,black tick-tockers are really really,doing,well on talk,all right there will never be,tick-tock without,black communities i mean it is what it,is this is just the truth,and,it's actually beautiful seeing,white tick-tocker you know saying the,truth,right,anyways i'm gonna let you all see,another clip and i'll come back and talk,more so we've all noticed that like the,dances on tick-tock in the past month,have been,borderline non-existent or just like,they've they've lost something right,like they've lost,their flavor they've lost their energy,like they just feel really unmotivated,like you know,do you want to know why,do you want there is such a big reason,as to why that a lot of people don't,know like even yodeling haley a big tick,tock dancer who's made good dances in,the past posted tic toc dance today and,said i i never see any anymore,let me tell you why it's because the,black tick tock dancers are on strike,specifically the black women,dancers are on strike to prove this,point exactly that black women are the,blueprint and when they stop tick tock,as a dancing app is non-existent,yet white girls go on jimmy fallon and,do their dances for them with zero,credit,seriously guys this is just a fact,all right,black communities black tick talkers are,really really contributing to the growth,of tick-tock,not giving them credit is a no-no like,it's not good,okay let me know what you all think in,the comment section and thank you all so,much for watching i will see you all in,my next video for now,bye
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Why Black TikTok is on STRIKE ✊🏿 !!!
Why Black TikTok is on STRIKE ✊🏿 !!!
i don't ever want to hear another,fucking white woman,ever say that tick-tock dances and,tick-tock trends aren't entirely stolen,from black women because a black woman,has yet to give a dance to this song,and hear me out megan,says hands on my knees,shaken ass on my thought shit,and the white women said,the instructions are right,there,hello everyone my name is happy back,legends thank you so much for clicking,on this video yes,so today i wanted to talk about,something,that,like it's hilarious but when you,actually like dissect,the further issues it's not funny but,it is funny let's talk about why,black tick tock is on strike so,let's get into it megan the stallion,like two weeks ago a week ago she,released her new song,thought shit which is so amazing,and like when i first heard the song i,was like i cannot wait to see what tick,tock dance comes out of this,so i can learn it you know,and what ended up happening,was black creators,just decided to like not create a dance,for it,and then like all these non-black tick,talkers,were trying to do something to the song,so like even if you just go on youtube,because i don't have a tick tock,i don't use tick tock if you just go on,youtube,and search up like magnus dally and,thought shit tick tock,it's pretty much just people going like,this and then they're like,and it's literally like the funniest,fucking shit,it's just so ridiculous and they look,terribly sad,and this just reminds me of like have,y'all ever seen,the iconic motion picture film,dream girls starring jennifer hudson,beyonce,and i can never remember her name it's,like anika nani rose or something,who voiced tiana and the princess and,the frog,that's one of my favorite movies of all,time that movie will forever,have a special place in my heart just,the costumes the music,the cast everything about that movie,but anyways so,in there's so that movie takes place,during like,the 50s and 60s and whatnot and,there's a po there's a part of the movie,where,the cast like they created and wrote a,song,and they're all black and then like a,white person like,stole their song and it was just so,funny because like the black version of,the song was all like,upbeat and just hopping and it was like,got me a cadillac,cadillac and the white version was just,all like,it was just like so bland and like,flavorless and it was like,i've,okay when my family first saw that movie,that scene had us,in knots because just like it's exactly,what's going on on tick-tock honestly,like just the comparison of like,black people's work and then it being,it like not only is it stolen and then,not credited,but it's not even like,it's not even done in a way that's,decent or honorable in any way like it's,just,like if you're gonna steal something,that i do at least make it better at,least,use your privilege and access and money,to make it like cooler,or whatever than mine but oftentimes,these white tick talkers and just in,history overall,they take from black creators and then,they just make it worse yet they do so,much better in terms of like,you know numbers and views and,monetization and just,all that i mean i'm pretty sure y'all,remember,when what's her face went on jimmy,kimmel,which that man,this was gigantic this is the first time,a drag queen has ever been put on the uh,a drag queen a drag queen,i am the queen of drag,anyways um she goes on jimmy kimmel,and she's dancing to cardi's up which,y'all know i cannot stand cardi but that,song,anyways um,and she's doing like the tick tock dance,to the song,and it's terrible i mean this clip was,going,everywhere on twitter for for maybe like,a few weeks and i could not escape it it,was just,everywhere it was funny it was terrible,it was just a mess,and i don't know this is just something,that happens a lot obviously,like tick tock has a ton of problems,when it comes to race relations,there's been proof of tick tock like,suppressing,um conte like content creators of color,and things like that and i remember when,tick tock first came out,there was all these like articles where,they like tick tock would only promote,pretty people,and i'm pretty sure you can guess what,tick tock considered,pretty so there you go i don't know they,had like an algorithm,or something i feel like maybe i just,dreamed of this maybe i imagined this,like some things i imagined,but i don't think i did and,like tick tock is obviously just a,smaller piece of the puzzle right,like this is just something that has,been going on since the dawn of time,you have people thinking that white,folks came up with shit like rock and,country music,completely ignoring the influence that,black americans had,on these music genres and then,when it comes to like beauty and fashion,we see,the kkk kardashians constantly,stealing from black women and getting,away with it,taking black styles and using it for,their own gain,and gaining popularity and being called,like trend setters when in reality,they're just stealing like there's,nothing,they didn
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White Tiktokers react to Black Community's Tiktok Strike | Steph Reacts
White Tiktokers react to Black Community's Tiktok Strike | Steph Reacts
all right what's up you guys i'm steph,welcome to my channel,today i'm gonna be reacting to a video,made by another youtuber her name is,jenny oh um this is her video i think,she made this compilation so make sure,you check out,the video down below i will link it down,below give her the credit you know what,i'm saying,so her name is jenny oh and i'm just,going to be reacting,to a video she posted because i thought,it was very,interesting so it's called white tick,talkers react to the black community,on their tick tock strike basically,that's what it says,so i'm going to be reacting to it today,and tell you guys how i feel about it,just to start off how i feel about it,let me just start off i think the black,community has,a right to go on strike because a lot of,these tick tockers a lot of these white,tick talkers,steal their dance moves and literally,make it to the top,because of the black community yet those,black creators don't get the credit,they they deserve they don't get the,recognition they deserve,and i don't think that's right obviously,it's not right,and i think this video is basically,gonna be,the white tick talkers like begging for,the black community to come back because,that's where the good content is right,or wrong,because i know i know a lot of the top,tick talkers that are white maybe,they take the dances from,small black creators and then they don't,credit them for it,and i don't care if they don't know,where oh i don't know where's i don't,know what what it originated from i,don't know who really made it hon find,it out it's really so easy to find it,and i'm not on tick tock or anything,like that i don't make videos i don't go,on to talk like that so i don't really,know,but that's just how i feel so make sure,you leave a comment down below tell me,what you think,and let's just get right into this,reaction video i know that was a long,intro okay,so let's just get right into it,this youtuber's name jenny oh go watch,your video down below,hold on hold on dances on tick tock in,the past,month have been borderline non-existent,or just like they've lost something,right like they've lost,their flavor they've lost their energy,like they just feel really unmotivated,like you know do you want to know why,do you want there is such a big reason,as to why that a lot of people don't,know,like even yodeling haley a big tick tock,dancer who's made good dances in the,past,posted ticks updates today and said i i,never see any anymore,let me tell you why it's because the,black tick tock dancers are on strike,specifically the,black women dancers are on strike,to prove this point exactly that black,women are the blueprint and when they,stop,tick tock as a dancing app is,non-existent,white girls go on jimmy fallon and do,their dances for them, facts,and i'm not hating on nobody this is,just the facts,these people don't take it personally if,you you taking a dance,from a black creator that's totally fine,if you take in any dance just make sure,you credit them because then,you go on dancing like this you don't,give them credit and you're the one who,gets,all the recognition for it when it,wasn't originally your curry,choreography choreograph you know,dancing how do you say it i forgot i'm,sorry i'm sorry,but yeah like what,that was zero credit,i don't ever want to hear another, white woman ever,say that tick-tock dances and tick-tock,trends aren't,entirely stolen from black women because,the black woman,has yet to give a dance to the song,and hear me out megan,says hands on my knees,shaking ass on my thought ,and the white woman said,right and that's the thing some of these,cr,most of these creators don't even admit,that their dances come,from other creators it is so simple to,give credit,where it's due it's so simple or create,your own,dance you know what i'm saying it's it's,really that simple,isn't it is it not that simple come on,this for all my beautiful,black queens and kings,so if you're one of them please listen,please in the strike please come back i,am sicker than an 87 year old with,covert of watching these white,people try to do the thought ,challenge with their hands in the air,not on their knees,please just end it because if i gotta,watch it one more time,i'm just have to throw the whole app,away and probably my skin,i'm just ashamed to even be this light,black chick that's crazy like really,readers have gone on strike due to not,being credited with the work that they,are doing here on tick tock,the hashtag black tick tock strike has,been viewed more than 2 million times,here on the app,now we all know when somebody like megan,the stallion or nicki minaj comes out,with a new song,it becomes a trend here on tick tock and,it breaks out into a new dance hit,and black creators are tired for not,being credited for their work,for example jimmy fallon invited,they're tired for not being credited for,their work,for example jimmy fallon invited,tick-tock star addison ray to come on a,show,and show off eigh
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