Platform Toni Lodge became famous on, discussed as a low-barrier path to online fame.
Discussed as the platform where prison inmates and viral food hacks (like flipping an iron to cook tacos) are going viral.
Jess admits to streaming TikTok on her TV during lockdown nights.
Also caught copying clipboard data, and mentioned regarding TikTokers launching boring podcasts.
Mentioned as a platform the hosts have not personally gravitated toward despite potential audience size.
Zach discusses making TikToks about Aldi knockoffs and surf brands, and its appeal as an un-diluted young platform.
Compared to Instagram's new Reels feature as the app it's imitating.
Discussed in context of the US government requiring a 'finder's fee' from whoever buys TikTok.
Discussed as the app Trump threatened to ban over spyware/security concerns.
Josh references seeing a frat-house themed party video on TikTok as an example of 'fun'.
Discussed as a platform where brands allegedly inflate view counts using pre-roll tricks.
Discussed as a platform The Daily Aus uses to reach young Australians with short-form news content.
Discussed extensively regarding Christian's recent verification and viral video.
Platform Battersby and her boyfriend Bill use to post dance videos during isolation.
Discussed as a mood-boosting hobby for callers and a potential tattoo/ content idea for the show.
The hosts discuss making videos for the show's TikTok account, including duets and dance trends.
Discussed as a platform the hosts plan to use more, with a 'nominate' system for content.
Josh discusses creating TikTok content, duet etiquette, and a viral video referencing an Australian political moment.
Tommy explains to Josh how TikTok works and suggests doing a TikTok dance livestream.
Tommy reports going viral on TikTok overnight, sparking discussion of the app's dance trends and demographics.
Discussed as the marketing hype of 2019, with jokes about cat content on TikTok.
Discussed as a fast-growing platform Max is behind on but recognises is significant, citing ~500 million monthly users.
Josh jokes about wanting the Dalai Lama to drop wisdom on TikTok as an example of making content relevant to platforms.
Discussed in relation to a joke Ash tweeted about adults over 30 on TikTok being on a watch list.
Discussed as a platform Harry could help manage for the show; he mentions only knowing the 'Heather' dance.
Social media app Tully says she gets stuck in 'wormholes' watching despite feeling too old for it.
Tommy describes TikTok's constraints (song, format) as useful for lowering creative barriers, similar to early meme culture.
Discussed as a platform Hi Josh hasn't joined yet, encouraged by his niece and the hosts to try it.
Discussed as the platform Tully refuses to adopt despite being told it's where social media is heading.
Tommy jokes about a TikTok notification 'blowing up' as a positive distraction from a bad mood
Josh starts posting years-old short videos to TikTok and gets views.
Discussed as a fast-growing app for short music/dance videos that can help artists break through.
Discussed at length regarding usage, viral videos, and content sexualization concerns.