TikTok has become the designated social media platform for family fun during the coronavirus quarantine.
People everywhere are turning to social media during the coronavirus pandemic for information about the virus and a sense of community amid social distancing. But the short-form video app TikTok seems to be serving the unique purpose of providing an escape during this distressing time and ultimately bringing families together while they’re stuck at home.
Once one humorous video on her TikTok blew up, she decided that the platform could better serve her followers during this time. “This could be the content that I’m providing people, some sense of humor right now,” she says. “So we just kept going.” The fun that they’ve had with TikTok while quarantining in their home has also entertained the hundreds of thousands of people who have watched the videos that they’ve made — a welcome exchange during this time. And they’re not the only ones.
Michelle Pearson, a content creator and mother of five, tells Yahoo Lifestyle that she’s been turning to TikTok more than any other app during this time, as it “makes the quarantine a little more bearable” — especially while she and her husband juggle homeschooling and childcare for their 9-year-old son, 7-year-old son, 4-year-old daughter and 3-year-old twin girls, who are all home during this time.
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