What would you do if TikTok gets banned?
If TikTok got banned, I’d likely explore other platforms to stay connected with friends and up top date with trends, but it would feel like a big shift. TikTok has become such a creative outlet for many people, so I’d miss the quick, fun videos and the variety of content that seems to evolve daily. It might also push me to explore other ways of sharing and consuming short-form content, maybe through newer apps or even diving into YouTube Shorts. I imagine there’d be a lot of backlash initially, but people would adapt and find new places to express themselves and engage with communities over time.
We interviewed people to see what people would say and what they would do if TikTok got
banned.
Gabriel said
I would probably get on call of duty
Jose Ivan
He said that he would just be using Instagram
Matias
He wouldn’t care because he doesn’t do anything and just plays games
Anylah
She would be begging for tik tok
Jebran
He would be on YouTube shorts and also on Reddit
Edwin
He said that he ended up deleting TikTok and he found out that it’s not in the app store anymore
Alissa
She would be sleeping more and just reading books to distract herself from the app
Isaac King
He would be hanging out on Instagram Dany cargo, right out of middle school
Dany Cargos Right out of middle school, Dany Cargos would go to the gym and get all tough.
Helena Martinez a senior, She goes to bed and eats all-day
Yuno Kalim a sophomore said he was going to play basketball and play with the
If TikTok got banned, users wouldn’t be able to access the app or its content. This means no more posting or viewing videos, and creators would need to find other platforms to share their content. It could also impact businesses and influencers who rely on TikTok for marketing and engagement.
