PewDiePie finds it strange that people feel compelled to include dancing in their videos to maintain viewer engagement.

“it always bothered me like why are you dancing you don't have to dance are people incapable of watching tick tock unless people dance do i have to dance now in all my videos so you guys keep attention this is what i gotta do huh for you to smash like on this video”

Bryce Hall believes TikTok content is generally not authentic entertainment and that creators must transition to other platforms to sustain their careers long-term.

“This is like this is actual entertainment. You can only do Savage dance for so [ __ ] long.”

He contends that being an influencer is hard work that requires significant consistency.

“being able to like stay consistent with social media and stuff and all that that comes with it like props to everyone because like it's very hard it's like not no nine to five”

He argues that brands are not obligated to include diverse body types in their marketing if it does not fit their established brand image.

“if their brand is a certain type of image which is like the angels and super sexy and you're making money and that's your for-profit company that's who your target market is I'm not sure why you have to be like that's what they do who cares if they don't”

She believes that recording TikTok content at a concert while the artist is performing is a personal choice but can be intrusive.

“it's more personal it's I don't know it's content you should know where their photographer is at that concert you know what I mean like there's videographers at every concert they're probably getting the best camera angles the best quality video you don't need”

She views being compared to Charli D'Amelio as an old topic that people have largely moved past.

“actually I think that it's kind of considered like old news where I think in the past it was they would chir me for it 247 and now it's kind of like Get over it move on things like that so not anymore”

Creators should not repost fan-made thirst traps as it encourages toxic behavior.

“This type of culture of fan parasocial obsession has to be encouraged by the user. Otherwise, these people would never bother because they live for that recognition.”

Myke Towers regards TikTok as a valuable tool for promoting music that translates into streaming numbers, even if he does not intentionally write songs for the platform.

“Tik Tok is a good tool for us for sure.”