Whatever your interest or special talent is, you can be sure to find it on TikTok. People interested in dancing, singing, showing off their grub or demonstrating their ASMR skills are able to make careers out of their hobbies by getting paid to make TikToks.
With top earners such as American dancer Charlie D’Amelio who boasts almost 150m followers raking in at least $100k (£83,840) per sponsored post, it’s no wonder Brits are flocking to the app in search of a new, creative career.
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