We all came on Facebook initially. It was just, it was a social place and then

Mark Zuckerberg and them had ads, but that was their original intent. And so with TikTok,

it's a place where the young people started back in my 2016, something like that,

and they were dancing and all that. And so when I look at the platform, I'm like, oh,

this is a creative, short form video platform where marketers can come and basically create

super bowl-type ads in 15 seconds and market their messages and reach millions of people organically.

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What's up, you crazy fighting entrepreneurs? Guess who it is? Your favorite personal

whole wide world. Onik Sengal, back with another fighting episode. But I'm not fighting today

because today we have a lady in the house and she can kick my butt if I try to fight her.

So I'm not going to even bother with that. We're talking TikTok today.

Oh, TikTok, how you and I have a troubled relationship. I love TikTok. I'm addicted to TikTok.

But as a producer, content creator on TikTok, we're just struggling. And it's, you know, it's me,

I violated a lot of rules back-to-back and now, you know, got a woo TikTok back into loving me.

But let me tell you something. I recently made this statement. So I know we're filming this

quite a while, like almost a month and a half before you're seeing this. So we're filming this

right around the time this whole issue with Facebook happened, where the whistleblower came out

about Facebook and then mysteriously Facebook went down the next day. And two days before the

whistleblower came out on Facebook, I made a video that is you could still see it. I put it on the

inside of my head Facebook group where I specifically spoke about why I've deleted my Facebook

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