Call of Duty: Of course hip-hop is getting love with a hard-hitting TikTok challenge
Who says Call of Duty isn’t about those TikTok goals, too? Turns out the biggest gaming franchise in the culture is putting proper respect on hip-hop’s 50th anniversary with a super fire TikTok challenge properly called the ‘Call of Duty Sounds: Open Verse Challenge.’
Who says Call of Duty isn’t about those TikTok goals, too? Turns out the biggest gaming franchise in the culture is putting proper respect on hip-hop’s 50th anniversary with a super fire TikTok challenge properly called the ‘Call of Duty Sounds: Open Verse Challenge.’
The ‘Call of Duty Sounds: Open Verse Challenge’ is alive and rocking
Needed a reason to ignite your own TikTok account? Look no further than this new challenge encouraging newbies or even seasoned veterans to come together and geek out over the rap game culture with a fire verse.
Call of Duty is celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Hip-Hop the only way it knows how….by going all in!! Sound effects in video games are repeated hundreds of times for players and they are ingrained in their subconscious. Call of Duty leaned into this insight and produced a one-of-a-kind hip-hop inspired track featuring multiple Call of Duty in-game sound effects that crescendos together into an epic war track. The song is brought to life through the brand’s first ever Open Verse Challenge on the Call of Duty TikTok featuring a unique beat sync video and invited creators Zaehd, Flawless and Kenny to drop a verse.
Open Verse Challenge on TikTok:
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8NNFVA2/
This activation is just one of the many ways Call of Duty is celebrating the 50 years of Hip-Hop. Earlier this month the team announced Snoop Dogg and Nicki Minaj as new operators for Season 05. Nicki will be Call of Duty’s first-ever self-named female Operator. Rapper 21 Savage will also have an operator debuting later this month.
NFL: Here's where every team ranks on TikTok's popularity chart
Forget winning the Super Bowl, can my New York Football Giants crack into becoming one of the Top 10 most popular NFL Teams to follow on TikTok? Yikes. While they do crack into the Top 15, it’s pretty cool to see the entire 32 team line-up on this quirky list.
Forget winning the Super Bowl, can my New York Football Giants crack into becoming one of the Top 10 most popular NFL Teams to follow on TikTok? Yikes. While they do crack into the Top 15, it’s pretty cool to see the entire 32 team line-up on this quirky list.
Here’s the most popular NFL Teams on TikTok
A big salute goes out to the folks over at Sidelines for the roundup and with Patrick Mahomes killing it with his various commercials, it’s a no-brainer the Kansas City Chiefs have some serious star power when it comes to TikTok.
A new study has revealed the most popular NFL teams on TikTok, with the Kansas City Chiefs taking the crown, amassing more than 3 million followers.
Odds comparison experts Sidelines analyzed the TikTok accounts of all 32 teams in the NFL, to find out which had the most followers, the largest number of likes and the most likes per video on average.
The Kansas City Chiefs ranked as the most popular NFL team on TikTok, amassing more than 3 million followers. On average they receive an impressive 137,892 likes per video, and at the time of writing, their most recent TikTok features the ‘Elite Ball Placement’ between their Quarterback Patrick Mahomes and their Wide Receiver Justyn Ross.
The Philadelphia Eagles are the second most followed, with 2.3 million TikTok followers. The Eagles have amassed a staggering 57.1 million likes in total across all of their TikTok videos, which is the highest total number of likes of any NFL team.
In third are the Dallas Cowboys, having amassed 2 million followers on TikTok. On average they receive 83,193 likes per video and have accrued 25.9 million likes across all of their uploads.
The Detroit Lions sit in fourth place with 1.92 million followers. The Lions have received more than 37 million likes across 169 uploads, equating to 219,289 likes per video on average. This means that on average, they have the most likes per video of any NFL team.
Rounding off the top five are the Buffalo Bills, with 1.84 million followers. The Bills have the second highest number of likes per video behind the Detroit Lions, with 175,394 likes per post on average.
Little separates sixth and seventh place, which belongs to the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Cincinnati Bengals with 1.77 million and 1.76 million followers respectively.
The eighth most popular team are the Los Angeles Rams with 1.46 million followers and 50,812 likes per video on average.
Ninth and tenth place are close contenders, with the San Francisco 49ers clocking in 1.29 million followers, while the Baltimore Ravens secure the tenth spot with 1.28 million followers.
The Houston Texans are the least popular NFL team on TikTok, with 333,770 followers, an almost 2.7 million follower difference from the Chiefs who ranked top. The Texans also have the lowest total number of likes out of any NFL team, at just 2.8 million in total.
A spokesperson for Sidelines commented:
“As the 2023 NFL season edges closer, it's interesting to get an insight into how teams stack up against each other in terms of online following and fan engagement.
“Three-time Super Bowl winners, Kansas City Chiefs, are the current TikTok frontrunners with a near 700,000 follower lead over the Philadelphia Eagles who placed second.
“Detroit Lions appear to receive the most consistent fan support on TikTok, despite posting few videos to the platform. With the most likes per video on average, they even manage to outrank the likes of more globally recognised teams such as the Dallas Cowboys and the Buffalo Bills in terms of TikTok engagement.
“With some teams being relatively new to TikTok, it will be fascinating to see whether the rankings change substantially once the new season begins and gameday hype picks back up.”
NFL: Here's the most followed teams on TikTok right now
The NFL season is long gone but it doesn’t mean the teams’ content creators are slowing down. A new Casino Alpha report reveals just what teams have the most TikTok followers with 2023 underway and needless to say? My New York Football Giants need to step it up.
The NFL season is long gone but it doesn’t mean the teams’ content creators are slowing down. A new Casino Alpha report reveals just what teams have the most TikTok followers with 2023 underway and needless to say? My New York Football Giants need to step it up.
It’s all in the numbers
While the Dallas Cowboys are America’s Team, it’s clear the team has ample work to do to get to the same level as the Super Bowl-winning Kansas City Chiefs.
The most followed NFL teams on TikTok have been revealed in a new study.
To determine the most-followed teams, casino experts Casino Alpha analyzed TikTok, to find out how many followers each of the official NFL team accounts have and how many likes their videos have received.
Ranking in first spot after their win on Sunday is the Kansas City Chiefs, the study found they are the most followed NFL team on TikTok, with a total of 2.6 million followers and 45.6 million likes for videos they have posted on their official account. The Chiefs’ top pinned video, which has gained 5.8 million views, is based on asking their players who their favorite team mate is.
Coming in first for TikTok likes and second in TikTok followers is the Philadelphia Eagles, whose videos have received 48 million likes - 2.4 million more than the Kansas City Chiefs. The Eagles’ most viewed video is of player DeVonta Smith,‘Mic’d Up’, which has gained 7.4 million views.
The Dallas Cowboys came in joint third place, on 1.9 million followers and 25 million likes across their videos, with their latest video posted on Micah Parsons gaining 1.1 million views and 100,500 likes.
Joining the Dallas Cowboys in third place are the Detroit Lions who claim to be the ‘CEO of verified replies’ in their TikTok bio with 1.9 million followers and 36.4 million likes across their videos. That makes the Detroit Lions’ videos more liked than the Dallas Cowboys with a 11.4 million TikTok likes difference.
The Buffalo Bills, Cincinnati Bengals and Pittsburgh Steelers are the fourth and joint fifth most followed NFL accounts, with the Bills coming in fourth place just on top of the Bengals and Steelers. The Bills official team account has 100,000 more followers than the Bengals and Steelers, which each have 1.8 million TikTok followers.
In sixth place is the Los Angeles Rams which is followed by joint seventh place for San Francisco 49ers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Baltimore Ravens and New England Patriots. Eighth spot is taken up by the New York Giants and Miami Dolphins. Then five teams come in joint ninth with one million followers - the Chicago Bears, Seattle Seahawks, Indianapolis Colts, Los Angeles Chargers and Tennessee Titans. Finally, claiming number ten on the list is the Carolina Panthers.
A spokesperson from CasinoAlpha.com commented on the findings “As the NFL took place on Sunday, it’s interesting to see which NFL teams are the most popular and generating the most interactions with their fans on TikTok. It’s also fascinating to note that the official NFL TikTok account has a huge 10 million followers and 414.1 million likes, which is more followers than the four most followed NFL teams combined. The content and the interactions of all the accounts built up to a great atmosphere and tension for the game and it's interesting to see how the Kansas City Chiefs who won have the most TikTok followers.”
Jason Derulo and The Black Keys are taking over TikTok's Super Bowl LVII goals
It’s not quite time for the Super Bowl but that’s not stopping TikTok from planning an insane takeover with help courtesy of singer Jason Derulo and The Black Keys. The powerhouses are slated to take over the social media giant’s Tailgate for this year’s SB LVII.
It’s not quite time for the Super Bowl but that’s not stopping TikTok from planning an insane takeover with help courtesy of singer Jason Derulo and The Black Keys. The powerhouses are slated to take over the social media giant’s Tailgate for this year’s SB LVII.
Jason Derulo and The Black Keys have the TikTok Super Bowl LVII on lock
They always say third time’s the charm and expectations are super sky-high for what TikTok is doing this latest go-around. From comedians and stylists to podcast personalities pulling through, it’s going to be a Sunday to remember before the big game happens.
For the third year in a row, TikTok and the NFL will put on the ultimate Super Bowl pregame celebration. On February 12 on @NFL on TikTok, the virtual livestream experience, exclusively for the TikTok community, will feature musical performances, TikTok creators, and special guests from the NFL. Hosted by Allison Rochell (@allisonkuch) and Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Isaac Rochell (@isaacrochell), tune in for performances from headliners Jason Derulo (@jasonderulo) and rock duo The Black Keys (@theblackkeys), with appearances from.
Comedian Liza Koshy (@lizzza)
Media personality and entrepreneur Josh Richards (@joshrichards)
Stylist Carla Rockmore (@carlarockmore)
Popular creator couple Noelle Agcaoili (@noelleagcaoili) and Tyler Cefola (@tycefola)
Makayla London (@makayla.london)
Food creator Emmanuel Duverneau (@emmanuelduverneau)
Harry Mack (@harrymackofficial)
Nail artist Vivian Xue Rahey (@vivxue)
Nathan Lust (@nathanlust)
Eric Sedeño (@ricotaquito)
The Bread Basket podcast (@breadbasketofficial)
And many more!
Dax really might be the TikTok king
There’s no denying how talented Dax is. Honestly. But to see him explode as a top TikTok creator and influencer? Insane.
There’s no denying how talented Dax is. Honestly. But to see him explode as a top TikTok creator and influencer? Insane.
Dax is really taking over the TikTok movement
The news is too huge to just tweet about. So of course Dax had to hit up his Instagram page to geek out over a massive TikTok accomplishment.
‘wow…6 million Tik Tok followers, #1 most viewed artist, #1Artist with most new followers🇨🇦… that’s insane! Music FOR THE PEOPLE, spread BY THE PEOPLE! Let’s keep making an IMPACT! Thank you all for the support this year. #yearontiktok’
TikTok's $12 billion year has music labels ready to cash-in too
There’s no question TikTok is the new Instagram if not the new Google for social media in 2022. So buzz about record labels wanting a bigger slice of the profits pie should be no surprise with the holidays around the corner.
There’s no question TikTok is the new Instagram if not the new Google for social media in 2022. So buzz about record labels wanting a bigger slice of the profits pie should be no surprise with the holidays around the corner.
TikTok has music labels wanting to go into the billion dollar bag
Buzz is generating over TikTok feeling the pressure of music companies leaning toward wanting more benefits from green lighting its artists’ music for being used by users.
It’s about to go down 🥊 @universalmusicgroup@sonymusic and @warnermusic are asking for a bigger portion of revenue and advertising money from @tiktok.
When the social media app was on the rise they agreed to pay the labels a flat fee to license music in its users’ videos.
The social media app has started to profit from its popularity. It earned $4 billion in revenue last year and is on track for $12 billion in 2022, according to the research firm @emarketer
TikTok feels as though they shouldn’t have to pay more since they are technically not a streaming service.
The labels are arguing that it is a streaming service because:
- Their parent company @bytedance owns music streamer @resso.
- The company recently registered to trademarked a “TikTok Music” app.
- It’s @soundon feature allows artists to upload and earn royalties on their music
- They have began hiring people to sign and develop new artists.
Do you think TikTok should have to pay more money?🤔
Kanye West is going all-out over North West on TikTok and you can't blame him
G.O.O.D. Music boss Kanye West might have his head-scratching moments but you have to acknowledge the times he brings up some super valid points. The hip-hop superstar takes plenty of energy to properly explain why his eight-year-old daughter North West shouldn’t be on TikTok.
G.O.O.D. Music boss Kanye West might have his head-scratching moments but you have to acknowledge the times he brings up some super valid points. The hip-hop superstar takes plenty of energy to properly explain why his eight-year-old daughter North West shouldn’t be on TikTok.
Kanye West’s going all-out over North West on TikTok
Courtesy of now-viral footage showing his daughter channeling her inner emo, Ye couldn’t resist and made sure to let loose on Nori seemingly receiving an underage pass to have a TikTok account. Needless to say, Kanye doesn’t hold back on name-dropping folks from celebrity personality Perez Hilton and comedian DL Hughley.
“I told y’all before about this tik tok stuff Now my 8 year old on here singing she fell in love with an emo girl Leftist don’t want fathers to have no say in our childrens lives I don’t want my kids at godless Sierra Canyon school I got a voice and I’m not having this And Perez Hilton you still ain’t answer my question And never put my name next to the word abuse Don’t play with my name like that I’m a real person who wants the best for my children And DL Hughley is a pawn Yeah I know a king not supposed to address a pawn but I address everything and find addresses DL So don’t speak on me or my children I can afford to hurt u”
Kanye West isn’t done with DL Hughley
Ye didn’t stop there. He went the extra mile to completely go off on Hughely and even shared throwback footage of DL passing out during a performance.
“We gone stop letting practicing drug addicts be used by leftist to Willie Lynch our Future Black people with our own opinion are not allowed to speak in public I am the glitch DL God does not like you You have no favor Your family hates you I would hate to be related to somebody who used to be famous Now you just known as a broke pawn at least Oprah got billions “allegedly” Come on leftist Y’all gotta do better than DL This Ye Bring the real smoke baby Show your real face Charlemagne just don’t hit the same do he Who y’all gone get now God is with us and you send DL to be against us You’ve lost No brilliant Hebrew’s will bow to y’all no more Only dumb ass drug addict House niggas Don’t play me and don’t play with God Anybody related to DL call Chris McLean at adidas for yeezys They not free though We running a business over here He just getting ran You see Skete missing work Anybody else wanna play with me Please please please for the love of God come and get me Let’s see how it turns out”