Today, TikTok released the ‘2020 TikTok Data Report’. The data report shows the changes in TikTok over the past year from multiple dimensions such as user expression and content value.
The TOP5 most popular background music for TikTok in 2020 will be released together. They are: ‘Youth’, ‘I and You’, ‘An Old Dream’, ‘The World Is So Big or Met You’, and ‘Weiwei’.
It is understood that ‘Youth’ is a song composed, composed, and sung by Meng Ran. The song was released as a single on November 14, 2019, and won the weekly champion of the global Chinese music chart in July 2020.
The resonant lyrics and positive melody of ‘Youth’ touched the audience’s hearts infinitely and inspired their hearts.
The report disclosed that as of August 2020, including TikTok Volcano, TikTok’s daily active users has exceeded 600 million.
As of December 2020, the average daily video search volume of TikTok has exceeded 400 million.
The report shows that in this special year, TikTok users posted 7.61 million videos about ‘giving up’, 2.2 million videos about ‘suspicious’, and 14.91 million videos about ‘too difficult’.
However, a positive and optimistic mood still prevailed. TikTok users posted 69.13 million, 130 million, and 1.8 billion comments on ‘persistence,’ ‘believe,’ and ‘come on’.
Users of different age groups also show their own characteristics on TikTok. Post-90s users are gradually getting married and having children.
They like to record the daily routine of parents and children. Post-80s like to take pictures of landscapes. Post-70s like to take pictures of food. Post-60s prefer to shoot dances.
People of different age groups also have their favorite TikTok emojis. The most popular emoticon package used by post-00s is ‘I can’t cry’, post-90s love ‘covering the face’ to express dumbfounding, and post-80s love to use “tooth”.
Those born in the 70s and 60s like to use ‘like’ and ‘rose’ the most. It is worth noting that the number of emoticons posted by post-70s in the comment area is more than post-00s, post-90s, and post-80s combined.
The average daily check-in at TikTok national attractions exceeded 10 times the Spring Festival. Wuhan became the city with the most praise this year, with more than 8.3 billion times. Beijing and Chengdu ranked second and third.
(Via)
