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'I am just forever indebted': Local TikTok viral influencers respond to potential ban

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  With the TikTok ban looking imminent, here's what some of the top local South Coast influencers are saying to their followers.

The article from South Coast Today discusses the potential impact of a TikTok ban in the U.S. on local influencers in the New Bedford area. Influencers like @newbedfordguide, who has built a significant following by showcasing local culture and events, express concern over the loss of a platform that has been crucial for community engagement and personal branding. The article highlights how TikTok has become a vital tool for small businesses and local creators to reach broader audiences, with some influencers like @theportugueseprincess noting the platform's role in cultural preservation and community building. There's a mix of worry about losing a significant revenue stream and optimism about finding alternative platforms, with many influencers already diversifying their presence across other social media. The potential ban, driven by national security concerns over TikTok's Chinese ownership, could disrupt the livelihoods and community connections these influencers have cultivated.

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[ https://www.southcoasttoday.com/story/entertainment/2025/01/17/tiktok-ban-in-us-new-bedford-area-influencers-respond/77776437007/ ]