TikTok Will Soon be Synced With Social App Lemon8

The parent firm of TikTok, ByteDance, a Beijing-based corporation, is in the process of integrating TikTok with Lemon8, another social media site. TikTok Will Soon be Synced With Social App Lemon8.

This apparent collaboration, according to recent findings by the product intelligence company Watchful.ai, involves TikTok creating technology that enables users to synchronize their Lemon8 posts onto TikTok. Through TikTok’s editing tools, users would also be able to add sounds and music to these posts.

TikTok has not replied to several requests

TikTok has not replied to several requests for comments on this issue.

Due to conversations among U.S. lawmakers regarding the potential ban or forced sale of TikTok. Lemon8 saw a sharp increase in popularity on the App Store earlier this year. Lemon8 forcible promoted on TikTok in the spring of 2020.

Prior to this, Insider’s investigation revealed ByteDance’s practice of paying producers to distribute content about Lemon8 on TikTok, setting the framework for the initial development of its user base and content in the United States.

If the US ban were to take effect, it looked like ByteDance had plans for Lemon8 to conceivably replace TikTok.

If the recently discovered cross-posting feature were to become more publicly available. ByteDance would once more be able to use TikTok’s popularity to promote Lemon8.

This might encourage further installs and widespread adoption. However, it still is under consideration, it is unclear when and with certainty this cross-promotion feature will implemented.

According to data from market intelligence company data.ai, Lemon8 currently counts almost 25 million global downloads. Its main markets are Thailand, which accounts for 36% of installations, Japan, 24%, Indonesia, 21%, Malaysia, 7.2%, and the United States, which accounts for 7%.

With text-only posts, TikTok also competes with Twitter and threads.

The social networking platform TikTok, is normally linked with brief videos. Now allows you to share text-only postings similar to those on Twitter and Threads.

This new structure is the most recent change to the social media landscape. This comes after Twitter’s switch to the ‘X’ brand on Sunday and Meta’s introduction of its text-based social network program. Threads, earlier this month.

Although some users claim to have been able to use this feature as early as June. TikTok announced the update in a blog post on Monday night. Most likely, this occurred during an early testing stage.

In a blog post, TikTok stated the following:

By introducing text postings, we’re broadening the possibilities for user-generated content on TikTok. And providing the written creativity we’ve seen in captions, comments, and videos its own place to shine.

Users now have the option to publish posts without the usual TikTok backdrop visuals, such as videos and images. There doesn’t appear to be a unique name for the text post feature.

In a blog post, TikTok stated the following:

By introducing text postings. We’re broadening the possibilities for user-generated content on TikTok. And providing the written creativity we’ve seen in captions, comments, and videos its own place to shine.

Users now have the option to publish posts without the usual TikTok backdrop visuals, such as videos and images. There doesn’t appear to be a unique name for the text post feature.

Imran Khan is currently the political figure with the most TikTok followers.

In just 24 hours after creating an account, Imran amassed nearly 3 million followers on TikTok. But as more social media posts were made by the former prime minister. It was obvious that this was not the end of it.

With 6.7 million followers as of this writing, Imran Khan is currently the most followed politician on TikTok. Additionally, he has 12 uploads during this time that have received 40.7 million likes. On the app, he currently has over 450 million views.

Nayib Bukele, the president of El Salvador, currently has 6.4 million supporters, putting him behind Imran Khan. With 4.4 million followers, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva comes in third place on this list.

Khan, Imran Nearly 3 million TikTok followers and 200 million views were achieved in just one day.

While Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni presently has 1.2 million supporters, American Senator Bernie Sanders has 1.4 million. With more than 822,000 followers. US lawmaker Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the only person on the list to fall short of the million-follower threshold.

TikTok is now competing with Spotify and Apple Music.

Imran Khan’s TikTok following is now growing, and this trend will likely continue in the near future. Especially if he continues to publish frequently every day and averages over 5 million views per post.