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Michelle McDevittAnnjie HoustonDestiny RileyT’Keyah Hayes, Audible Treats
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The Background:

TikTok is the leading destination for short-form mobile video. Their mission is to inspire creativity and bring joy.

TikTok has global offices including Los Angeles, New York, London, Paris, Berlin, Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore, Jakarta, Seoul, and Tokyo.

TikTok’s Newsroom: https://newsroom.tiktok.com/en-us

Check out previous editions of TikTok Treats, a weekly newsletter about the most interesting music happenings on TikTok:
Miley and Shakira Get Petty, Miguel’s “Sure Thing” Revival, and More TikTok Music Stories
Blink 182, Lil Yachty, Cardi & GloRilla, and More from Music On TikTok
Taylor Track Reveals, Sam Smith + Kim Petras, and More From Music on TikTok
Omar Apollo, The Throne, and More TikTok Trends to Watch This Week
BLACKPINK, Steve Lacy, and The Smashing Pumpkins Lead a Busy Week of Music on TikTok
On TikTok: ‘Yonce, Yeat, Lizzo, SZA and More
Britney & Elton, Snoop Dogg & Ice Spice Lead This Week’s TikTok Trends
Latin Pop, Celebrity Nemeses, and More From TikTok Music
Teenage Dirtbags and Super Freaks Take Over on TikTok

On TikTok: Beyoncé Strikes Back, Rosalía Returns, and More
“BILLIE EILISH,” Oklahoma Smokeshows, and K. Michelle Heat Up on TikTok
Rising Stars, Latin Pop Queens, and More From Music on TikTok
Step 1: Beyoncé, Ryan Tedder, Steve Lacy, & More on TikTok
Metallica, Flo Milli, Avril Lavigne, and More From Music on TikTok
Drake Feels No Ways, Doja Channels Elvis, and More from Music on TikTok
Gorillaz, John Legend, JOJI, and More TikTok Treats
ABBA and Radiohead Trend, Tate McRae Drops a New Video, and More from Music on TikTok
Highway to the Nostalgia Zone: the ‘80s Are Back on TikTok
Harry, Kendrick, and Kate Bush Highlight a Busy Week of Music on TikTok
This Newsletter Doesn’t Jiggle Jiggle, It Reports on the Biggest Music Moments on TikTok
On TikTok: Bad Bunny, Kendrick Lamar, and Suki Waterhouse Make Waves
Justin Gets “Honest,” PSY Returns, and More TikTok Stories
Moon Knight, Skillibeng, and More From a Leveled Up Week For Music on TikTok
On TikTok: Lizzo Returns, Ambitious Creators Show Off Their Skills, and More
A Harry Styles Hit, a Daddy Yankee Renaissance, and More TikTok Music Stories
Durk, Jack, Demi, and Fergie Inspire TikTok Music Trends
Pharrell, Coi & Nicki, and 80s Country Lead the Way on TikTok
Only On TikTok: Kevin Gates, Patsy Cline, and Pixar Make Music Trends
French Pop Meme-Making, Russ Remixes, and More TikTok Stories
All The Pheelz: Afrobeats, Batman, and More TikTok Music Stories
Mariah Carey, Euphoria, Cat Burns, & More on TikTok
Dre’s Halftime, Phoebe’s “Motion Sickness,” and More from Music on TikTok
Becky & Karol G, Madonna, and Nelly Furtado Highlight the Week in Music on TikTok
Major Bags, ’70s Gems, Space Jam DVDs, and More TikTok Music Stories

Here Come the TikTok-Steppers: Charlie Puth, Ini Kamoze, Mason Ramsey & More
Act Like You Know: Time Machines, The Ting Tings, & More on TikTok
“Pushin P,” Papa Roach, “Pompeii” and More Music Trends from TikTok
We Need to Talk About “Bruno,” And Other TikTok Music Trends
TikTok Rings In The New Year with Bad Bunny, Drill Remixes, and R&B Hits
TikTok’s 2021 Music Report: Key Takeaways
TikTok Reveals Top Songs of 2021, Incl. Doja Cat, Coi Leray and More

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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02.08.2023

Grammy Winners, Mariah’s “Wrap,” “Mrs. Right,” and more

Press Release

Grammy Winners, Mariah’s “Wrap,” “Mrs. Right,” and more

2.8.2023

TikTok Treats, Week of February 7th

TikTok-Fueled Stars Win Big During Music’s Biggest Night, Mariah Hogs the Mic, and Much More from the World of Music on TikTok

The News:

Each week, the TikTok Treats newsletter gives a snapshot of the state of music on TikTok, touching on trending hits, emerging artists, superstar moves, ascendant memes, and much more.

This weekend, songs and artists that thrived on TikTok in 2022 won big at the 65th Annual GRAMMY Awards. Community favorites like Harry Styles and Lizzo won major awards, while Beyoncé, who set the record for all-time GRAMMY wins during the telecast, made sure to thank her fans on TikTok for their support on social media. Rising artists who used TikTok to jumpstart their careers also had a big night: Steve Lacy won the award for Best Progressive R&B Album, and Muni Long won multiple trophies including Best R&B Performance. Though Best New Artist winner Samara Joy might have been unfamiliar to many watching, she has a big following on TikTok (250k+ followers), who appreciate her exquisite vocals and inventive cover songs. Check TikTok’s newsroom for a full accounting on the community favorite artists who took home the gold during the GRAMMYs.

Don’t forget to check out this week’s trends and moments below. Perhaps there is a 2024 GRAMMY winner hiding in plain sight:

Check TikTok’s newsroom for more noteworthy stories: newsroom.tiktok.com


For more info, please contact:
Michelle McDevittAnnjie HoustonDestiny RileyT’Keyah Hayes, Audible Treats
Leah Linder, TikTok

The Background:

TikTok is the leading destination for short-form mobile video. Their mission is to inspire creativity and bring joy.

TikTok has global offices including Los Angeles, New York, London, Paris, Berlin, Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore, Jakarta, Seoul, and Tokyo.

TikTok’s Newsroom: https://newsroom.tiktok.com/en-us

Check out previous editions of TikTok Treats, a weekly newsletter about the most interesting music happenings on TikTok:
Miley and Shakira Get Petty, Miguel’s “Sure Thing” Revival, and More TikTok Music Stories
Blink 182, Lil Yachty, Cardi & GloRilla, and More from Music On TikTok
Taylor Track Reveals, Sam Smith + Kim Petras, and More From Music on TikTok
Omar Apollo, The Throne, and More TikTok Trends to Watch This Week
BLACKPINK, Steve Lacy, and The Smashing Pumpkins Lead a Busy Week of Music on TikTok
On TikTok: ‘Yonce, Yeat, Lizzo, SZA and More
Britney & Elton, Snoop Dogg & Ice Spice Lead This Week’s TikTok Trends
Latin Pop, Celebrity Nemeses, and More From TikTok Music
Teenage Dirtbags and Super Freaks Take Over on TikTok

On TikTok: Beyoncé Strikes Back, Rosalía Returns, and More
“BILLIE EILISH,” Oklahoma Smokeshows, and K. Michelle Heat Up on TikTok
Rising Stars, Latin Pop Queens, and More From Music on TikTok
Step 1: Beyoncé, Ryan Tedder, Steve Lacy, & More on TikTok
Metallica, Flo Milli, Avril Lavigne, and More From Music on TikTok
Drake Feels No Ways, Doja Channels Elvis, and More from Music on TikTok
Gorillaz, John Legend, JOJI, and More TikTok Treats
ABBA and Radiohead Trend, Tate McRae Drops a New Video, and More from Music on TikTok
Highway to the Nostalgia Zone: the ‘80s Are Back on TikTok
Harry, Kendrick, and Kate Bush Highlight a Busy Week of Music on TikTok
This Newsletter Doesn’t Jiggle Jiggle, It Reports on the Biggest Music Moments on TikTok
On TikTok: Bad Bunny, Kendrick Lamar, and Suki Waterhouse Make Waves
Justin Gets “Honest,” PSY Returns, and More TikTok Stories
Moon Knight, Skillibeng, and More From a Leveled Up Week For Music on TikTok
On TikTok: Lizzo Returns, Ambitious Creators Show Off Their Skills, and More
A Harry Styles Hit, a Daddy Yankee Renaissance, and More TikTok Music Stories
Durk, Jack, Demi, and Fergie Inspire TikTok Music Trends
Pharrell, Coi & Nicki, and 80s Country Lead the Way on TikTok
Only On TikTok: Kevin Gates, Patsy Cline, and Pixar Make Music Trends
French Pop Meme-Making, Russ Remixes, and More TikTok Stories
All The Pheelz: Afrobeats, Batman, and More TikTok Music Stories
Mariah Carey, Euphoria, Cat Burns, & More on TikTok
Dre’s Halftime, Phoebe’s “Motion Sickness,” and More from Music on TikTok
Becky & Karol G, Madonna, and Nelly Furtado Highlight the Week in Music on TikTok
Major Bags, ’70s Gems, Space Jam DVDs, and More TikTok Music Stories

Here Come the TikTok-Steppers: Charlie Puth, Ini Kamoze, Mason Ramsey & More
Act Like You Know: Time Machines, The Ting Tings, & More on TikTok
“Pushin P,” Papa Roach, “Pompeii” and More Music Trends from TikTok
We Need to Talk About “Bruno,” And Other TikTok Music Trends
TikTok Rings In The New Year with Bad Bunny, Drill Remixes, and R&B Hits
TikTok’s 2021 Music Report: Key Takeaways
TikTok Reveals Top Songs of 2021, Incl. Doja Cat, Coi Leray and More

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  • 02.07.2023

    Rolling Loud Recruits Travis Scott & Kendrick Lamar for First-Ever RL Rotterdam

  • Press Release

    Rolling Loud Recruits Travis Scott & Kendrick Lamar for First-Ever RL Rotterdam

    2.7.2023

    Rolling Loud Announces Lineup for Rolling Loud Rotterdam 2023

     

    Headlined by Travis Scott & Kendrick Lamar

     

    The World’s Premier Rap Festival Hits Rotterdam Ahoy on June 30-July 1, 2023

     

    Tickets for Rolling Loud’s Return to the Netherlands Are Available Now

    Rolling Loud Kicks Off Its European Takeover in South Holland, Boasting a Stacked Lineup of International Rap Stars, Including Lil Uzi Vert, GloRilla, Yung Lean, & Many More

    The Announcement:

    Delivering unforgettable memories across the globe, Rolling Loud is creating a worldwide hip-hop community. Today, Rolling Loud unveils the lineup for its return to the Netherlands with the first-ever Rolling Loud Rotterdam, coming this summer. Led by headliners Travis Scott and Kendrick Lamar, the two-day Rolling Loud Rotterdam brings one of the festival brand’s most diverse lineups yet to Rotterdam Ahoy from June 30-July 1, 2023. Tickets are available at https://rollingloudrotterdam.nl/.

    Boasting a sweeping undercard sourced from all corners of the rap universe, Rolling Loud Rotterdam promises performances from Dutch rap stalwarts like SFBIdaly, and Lijpe, American A-listers like Metro BoominGloRillaSoulja Boy, and Latto, UK rap favorites like Central CeeAitch, and D-Block Europe, as well as Afrobeats heavy-hitters like Rema and Ayra Starr.

    A living testament to the worldwide appeal of hip-hop, Rolling Loud’s international success has solidified the brand as a massive global attraction. The announcement of Rolling Loud Rotterdam is the first in a series of three European Rolling Loud festivals this summer, including the first-ever Rolling Loud Germany from July 7th-9th and the return of Rolling Loud Portugal from July 5th-7th, 2023 in Portimão.

    Rolling Loud kicks off its 2023 world tour in just a few weeks with Rolling Loud California in Los Angeles from March 3rd-5th, before crossing the Pacific for its first Asian festival, Rolling Loud Thailand, in April. As the brand continues to cross borders, its main event remains July’s flagship show, Rolling Loud Miami, returning for the eighth time on July 21st-23th.

    Led by its founders Matt Zingler and Tariq Cherif, Rolling Loud has grown into the most powerful hip-hop festival in music history. Stay tuned for many more announcements.

    Buy tickets for Rolling Loud Germany 2023: https://rollingloudrotterdam.nl/

    Access the Rolling Loud Germany 2023 press application HERE

    Stay tuned for more info, and check out Rolling Loud on Instagram for all the latest updates.

    Critical Praise:

    “Rolling Loud has become the biggest hip-hop festival in the country” – Variety

    “From niche hip-hop festival to must-play event for some of the biggest stars in music.” – Pollstar

    “Until Elon Musk involuntarily envelops society into a physical cloud universe, Rolling Loud will be the closest experience to actually living inside your streaming app.”Complex

    “Rolling Loud’s annual New York edition is always something special, but this year’s Halloween-weekend extravaganza (not to mention the first post-pandemic) brought seriously spectacular energy to Queens’ Citi Field.” – Highsnobiety

    “Rolling Loud is a lifestyle brand. They are more than just the shows. They have built a community with their consumers and are building new channels to maintain continuity”Forbes

    “In four and a half years — beginning small in Miami, and now promoting Coachella-sized events around the country — Rolling Loud has established itself as a playground for the young…This time last year, many of the rappers now drawing crowds of several thousand were barely known.”The New York Times

    Contact:

    Rolling Loud:
    Michelle McDevitt
    Kerry Harrison
    Kevin Grossi

    The Background:

    About Rolling Loud

    Founded by 6-time Billboard Hip-Hop Power Players Matt Zingler & Tariq Cherif as a one-day Miami show, Rolling Loud has grown into a global phenomenon, hosting festivals on both US coasts and in multiple international locations. Rolling Loud is the premier festival brand in hip-hop, known for its expert curation of wide-ranging lineups that reflect the state of the genre.

    2022 was Rolling Loud’s biggest year yet. The festival returned to their home base of Miami for their largest event to date, headlined by Kid Cudi, Kendrick Lamar, and Future, and the inaugural Rolling Loud Portugal, which brought an international array of all-stars to the beaches of Portimåo, Portugal. The festival’s busy 2022 continued with the first ever Rolling Loud Toronto, headlined by Future, WizKid, and Dave, and the third annual Rolling Loud New York, headlined by Nicki Minaj, A$AP Rocky & Future.

    In 2023, Rolling Loud expands its empire even further, returning to Los Angeles for Rolling Loud California, debuting Rolling Loud Thailand, its first-ever Asian festival, and staging three European shows including Rolling Loud Portugal, and the inaugural editions of Rolling Loud Rotterdam (NL) and Rolling Loud Germany.

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    https://www.rollingloud.com

    Check out Rolling Loud on Twitch: twitch.tv/rollingloud

    END
  • 02.07.2023

    Smokepurpp Prepares for a Big 2023 with 3-Song ‘Anti’ Capsule

  • Press Release

    Smokepurpp Prepares for a Big 2023 with 3-Song ‘Anti’ Capsule

    2.7.2023

    Smokepurpp Shares the Defiant, Hard-Hitting Anti, a 3-Song “Capsule,” to Kick Off 2023

    The South Florida Star Prepares for a Big Year, Sharing a Bite-Sized Collection with Production from Supah Mario, Gesco, and More

    Critical Praise:

    XXL Class of 2018 Freshman

    “Purpp has caught the ears of everyone from The Weeknd and D.R.A.M. to Chief Keef and Travis Scott, and the 19-year-old rapper is in position for a rapid ascent” – Pigeons & Planes

    “If you’ve not been following along, the rise of young Miami rapper SmokePurrp – alongside that of his longtime pal and collaborator Lil Pump – has been one of the more exciting rides in rap’s underground this year” – Noisey

    “Out of all the SoundCloud and Florida rappers that have gained floods of attention and acclaim in recent years, Smokepurpp has stood as one of the movement’s strongest proponents and artists. –HYPEBEAST

    The Capsule:

    Smokepurpp surged out of South Florida with a penchant for firing up fans with quick-hitting, head-banging singles. Collecting three adventurous new bangers into a three-song “capsule,” Purpp shares Anti, his first new release of 2023. Anti debuts a new experimental format for Purpp, where he can follow his iconoclastic muse in short-form bursts. Capsule opening track “Draco” offers sirenic synths and subsonic bass for Purpp to dance over with his clipped cadences. “Chop Off The Top” fully embraces the euphoric “rage” sound, as Purpp skates atop Supah Mario‘s carnival-esque synths with easygoing melodies. Purpp turns up the intensity on final track “Out My Body,” snarling over DSC Sunny & Bido production with hedonistic fervor.

    The new Anti capsule is a high-energy follow-up to Shoot First,” released in November. “Shoot First” was Purpp’s first new single as a lead artist since 2021’s “Not Your Speed” ft. Lil Gnar, but he has kept busy in the meantime collaborating with the likes of Masked WolfRarri, and Mike Stone. Purpp is hard at work on more “capsules” and a new project, his first since Psycho (Legally Insane) EP and his first full-length since the ferocious 2020 mixtape Florida Jit.

    Stay tuned from much more from the iconoclastic artist as the year moves on, including a performance at the inaugural Rolling Loud Thailand in April.

    Listen to Antihttp://Smokepurpp.lnk.to/Anti

    Anti tracklist:

    1. Draco (Prod. by Gesco & Klokez)
    2. Chop Off The Top (Prod. by Supah Mario)
    3. Out My Body (Prod. by DSC Sunny & Bido)

    Please contact Michelle or Kerry for more info.

    The Background:

    The Chicago-born, Miami-raised rapper and producer Smokepurpp has been one of the cornerstones of Florida’s burgeoning rap scene since the release of his “Ski Mask” video in 2015. The buzz from the video and other singles with close friend Lil Pump culminated in a record deal with Alamo/Interscope Records and Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack Records. The 21-year old Purpp quickly went to work, collaborating with Scott, Yo Gotti, Pump, and more. His debut release, Deadstar, spawned the gold-certified single “Audi” and generated features from The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Pigeons & Planes, XXL, Mass Appeal, and many more. The follow up release, Bless Yo Trap, was a collaboration with Grammy-nominated producer Murda Beatz, boasted the standout single “123” and collaborations with Lil YachtyOffset, and A$AP Ferg. 2018 has been a banner year for Purpp so far, thanks to his selection on the 2018 XXL Freshman list, the release of “Nephew,” his Gold-certified collaboration with Lil Pump, which has over 100M streams across all platforms, and “I Love It,” the Kanye West and Pump collaboration which Purpp co-wrote and debuted at number 6 on the Billboard Hot 100. After delighting his fans with the Lost Planet EP in April, Purpp closed 2020 out with the highly-anticipated Deadstar 2. In 2020, Purpp released his project Florida Jit, with appearances from Lil Pump, Denzel Curry, and more.


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    Antihttp://Smokepurpp.lnk.to/Anti

    “Shoot First”: http://smokepurpp.lnk.to/ShootFirst / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYmvfst2Wjw

    “Not Your Speed” ft. Lil Gnar: https://smarturl.it/notyourspeed / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQTNL0x32OI

    “Prom Queen”: https://youtu.be/QdECMdg63Fk

    Psycho (Legally Insane)https://smarturl.it/SmokepurppPsycho

    “We Outside” ft. Lil Mosey: https://smarturl.it/WeOutsidePurppMosey

    Florida Jithttps://smarturl.it/FloridaJit

    “Tide Pen” ft. Jack Harlow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MxEdclCNjA

    “Big Dawg” ft. Rick Ross: https://smarturl.it/BigDawgSP

    “Pop Sh*t”: https://smarturl.it/PopShitSP / https://youtu.be/BYXXs8PGYsY

    “It’s Whatever”: https://youtu.be/2TYeW3uOJ40 / https://smarturl.it/ItsWhatever

    “Off My Chest” ft. Lil Pump: https://smarturl.it/SPOffMyChest / https://youtu.be/tqMD4_PJVKw

    “What I Please” ft. Denzel Curry: https://smarturl.it/WhatIPlease // https://youtu.be/5uUVd16EKKw

    Deadstar 2https://smarturl.it/Deadstar2

    “Nephew” ft. Lil Pump: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuusAVJCyOA

    “Audi”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dvTJJvEFL8

    Deadstarhttps://open.spotify.com/album/2TWKabrKN6YOZ1jgqo97uz?si=frx9dtRgSuGS2Cgc_nNwtA

    END
  • 02.06.2023

    TikTok Congratulates Lizzo, Sam & Kim, Muni Long, and All 2023 GRAMMY Winners

  • Press Release

    TikTok Congratulates Lizzo, Sam & Kim, Muni Long, and All 2023 GRAMMY Winners

    2.6.2023

    TikTok Congratulates Lizzo, Sam & Kim, Muni Long, Steve Lacy, and All 2023 GRAMMY Winners

    The Announcement:

    The GRAMMY Awards are music’s biggest night, an opportunity for fans across the globe to honor and celebrate the best and brightest in music today. Last night’s ceremony was also a big night for TikTok, as so many of the community’s favorite artists joined the hallowed ranks of GRAMMY winners!

    One of the night’s big winners was Lizzo, the self-proclaimed “Queen of TikTok,” who took home Record Of The Year for her megahit “About Damn Time” (over 4.1M video creations). The magnetic superstar provided some of the show’s best moments, with her gospel-inflected performance of “Special” and her empowering acceptance speech that preached the positivity and authenticity that makes her a TikTok community favorite.

    Sam Smith and Kim Petras brought down the house with their devilish performance of “Unholy” (2.5M+ creations). First shared as a snippet on TikTok before becoming the first Billboard #1 Hot 100 hit in either artist’s career, “Unholy” earned the dynamic duo the GRAMMY for Best Pop Duo or Group Performance.

    Breakout star Steve Lacy also took the stage, making the ceremony 100% groovier with a performance of his TikTok-fueled smash “Bad Habit” (702k creations). Aided in his performance by “Them Changes” (1.1M+ creations) virtuoso Thundercat, Lacy won his first career GRAMMY award last night, getting top honors in the Best Progressive R&B Album category for his excellent Gemini Rights.

    #Beyhive queen Beyonce rewrote the record books last night with her four GRAMMY wins, becoming the most-decorated person in the 65-year history of the award. Her Best Dance/Electronic Album winner RENAISSANCE took the community by storm last summer, bringing trending hits “BREAK MY SOUL” (200k+ creations) and “CUFF IT” (2.8M+ creations), not to mention the Best Traditional R&B Performance winner “Plastic Off The Sofa,” which inspired creators to flex their vocal muscles with the #PlasticOffTheSofaChallenge.

    Album of the Year went to TikTok fan favorite Harry Styles, for his colorful 2022 full-length Harry’s House. The album produced multiple trending hits that were inescapable for much of the year, most notably “As It Was” (4M+ creations), “Music For A Sushi Restaurant” (525k+ creations), and “Satellite” (110k+ creations).

    Last summer’s other big blockbuster album, Bad Bunny’s Un Verano Sin Ti, won the competitive award for Best Musica Urbana Album. El Conejo kicked off the awards with a lively medley that paid tribute to the rich musical history of the Caribbean. Un Verano Sin Ti had the TikTok community in its grip with multiple songs going viral including: “Me Porto Bonito” (2.5M+ creations), “Tití Me Preguntó” (1.5M creations), “Taro” (1.1M creations), “Ojitos Lindos” (639K+ creations), and “Efecto” (602K+ creations)

    The stars shone brightly during the 65th Annual GRAMMY Awards, which was also a massive night for rising artists who used TikTok to help kickstart their careers. Best New Artist winner Samara Joy might seem like an underdog, but she’s very familiar to the TikTok community–she cultivated a loyal following of over 220k with her exquisite vocals and delicate jazz songs.

    R&B singer Muni Long won Best R&B Performance for her hit “Hrs and Hrs” (1.7M+ creatons), which was released through SoundOn, TikTok’s all-in-one music distribution platform, and first gained traction on TikTok. Meanwhile, red hot Isle of Man rock band Wet Leg (541k followers) won Best Alternative Album for their debut and Best Alternative Performance for the trending hit “Chaise Longue.”

    TikTok congratulates these incredible artists, and all the other GRAMMY Award winners, who inspire creativity and spark joy every day.

    Read the story on TikTok’s newsroom: https://newsroom.tiktok.com/en-us/tiktok-congratulates-lizzo-sam-kim-muni-long-steve-lacy-and-all-2023-grammy-winners

    For TikTok inquiries, please contact:
    Michelle McDevittAnnjie HoustonDestiny RileyT’Keyah Hayes, Audible Treats
    Leah Linder, TikTok

    The Background:

    TikTok is the world’s go-to platform for music discovery and a launching pad for smash hits by artists of all genres and levels of fame. Empowering its community of creators and music fans, the platform supercharges the discovery process, introducing fans to their new favorite songs and allowing artists to directly engage with listeners. TikTok starts trends that reverberate throughout the culture, the industry, and the charts.

    Links:

    Read more on TikTok’s newsroom: newsroom.tiktok.com

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