TikTok may be banned. Famous bloggers in the United States call for "staying like a family"

Surging journalist Nanbo Recently, the public opinion in the United States is focusing on the future of TikTok, an app.
On July 31, after President Trump of the United States announced that TikTok would be banned, the TikTok user community in the United States exploded.
Many people were afraid of TikTok or being banned.
Some bloggers said frankly: "Everyone was scared." The August 2 daily of CNN said that many of the original dance guidance and funny videos on the TikTok page had disappeared, Instead, TikTok users in the United States have their own views on the imminent ban of TikTok.
Some of them have started live broadcasting for this purpose, while others have released videos.
The CNN article pointed out that the platform atmosphere of TikTok became gloomy.
Some users admitted that they could not live without TikTok, while others stressed that they loved TikTok very much.
At the same time, some bloggers are ready to "shift positions".
Many content creators have opened live broadcasts or recorded videos to tell their followers to follow them on other social platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, Twitter and Triller to avoid TikTok's "loss of connection".
In the video, blogger Ehi Omigie suggested that 2.5 of his followers follow him on other social platforms: "After the news of TikTok or being banned came out, everyone was shocked.
Although everyone is still 'alive', if TikTok is really blocked, please follow me on Instagram." "I hope we can continue to use TikTok." Emma Tovey, who has 120000 followers, said in the live broadcast, "I just want to continue to create, and make sure you know my other social media accounts.
There are relevant links in my profile." In addition, some bloggers released videos, thanking TikTok for "changing my life".
Hope Schwing, who has 8 million followers, recently released a video, which edited a series of screenshots in a montage way to show how the number of his followers has grown over the years.
In the screen, Hope Schwing saluted the followers with tears in his eyes: "Although I never thought that someone would watch my video at the beginning, now I am with my fans.
TikTok is not only an application, but also a family.
Each of you has changed my life and made it better." "It is because of you that I realized many of my dreams with TikTok at such a young age." Hope Schwing wrote, "I love you, thank you!" Grandma Sandy, a famous American TikTok blogger with 2.5 million followers, emphasized in the live broadcast that no matter what happens, TikTok users, including her, will continue to create, "We should keep going like a family." Responsible editor