TikTok has taken hold of the music industry. Songs and artists break there every single day. And in this

episode, we're going to talk about why that is. But it also seems like the place where regular

creators decide to get into music. People who don't normally play music. Think about it. People like

Addison Ray, Lil Huddie, Josh Richards. Yeah. Like, these aren't musicians, right? Are they? Are they?

Maybe. Maybe, I guess in our world,

yes. Also, a lot of 90s and early 2000s nostalgia happening with these TikTok creators.

Like, Addison Ray is basically doing a Britney Spears thing here. Jaden Hossler is basically

Blinkwinity too. He even has Travis Barker playing the drums on his song. It's pretty good.

It's not bad. Pretty good. It's not bad. So today on the show, we're going to be

listening to and ranking some of the music from these TikTokers who have turned themselves into

musicians. We're also going to be listening to some music from artists that all of you sent us

on Twitter who are getting their start on TikTok. Yeah, actually, this whole episode was inspired

by a tweet that we got. So if you want to follow us on Twitter

and send us tweets, we could turn one of them into a whole episode. Now also, we're not

going to be able to play like the whole songs as we listen to them. So we'll link all of them

in the description. If you want to like listen along as we're listening to them, we just,

we got to avoid some copyright stuff. You know what I'm saying? All right, make sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel if you haven't already.

And Colin, roll the intro.

So to start, let's talk about why TikTok is disrupting the music industry.

So I think there's something so unique about TikTok that when we hear a song on the platform,

we're not necessarily just there to listen to it. We're actually there to potentially use that

song in our own content. Yeah, it's not music for audiences. It's music to be used with audiences,

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