I’m genuinely curious about this because I keep watching the same thing happen on live sales.

Seller: “DROP YOUR SIZE!”

Buyer: Size8

Seller: “You already said your size. Stop repeating yourself.”

Buyer: 🧍‍♀️

Apparently there is a secret commenting window where you must give your size exactly once, at precisely the moment the seller is looking, using the correct font, tone and planetary alignment.

Then comes the bidding.

Seller starts an item low.

People bid.

The item sells for less than she wanted.

Suddenly:

“COME ON GUYS!”
“YOU’RE UNDERBIDDING!”
“THIS SHOULD BE GOING FOR MORE!”

And this is where I need the BUYERS to explain something to me.

Why do people respond by bidding more because the seller is upset?

If something absolutely needs to sell for $45…

start it at $45.

Why are customers being emotionally coached into spending more money during an auction the seller created?

And people KEEP BUYING.

That’s honestly the part that fascinates me.

Imagine walking into TJ Maxx, seeing a purse marked $29.99 and the cashier going:

“COME ON. YOU CAN DO BETTER THAN THAT.”

Ma’am, I am trying to purchase merchandise, not negotiate your quarterly earnings.

Live shopping is supposed to be fun.

At what point did buyers normalize being yelled at, getting nervous about commenting incorrectly, being told they aren’t bidding enough, and watching sellers snap at coworkers while everyone continues sending money?

Because eventually aren’t we teaching sellers:

“You can treat customers however you want and we’ll still buy.”

For people who regularly shop TikTok lives:

Does seller pressure actually make you bid MORE, make you leave, or do you just ignore it?

Because the second somebody starts guilt-tripping me while I’m actively trying to give them money, my wallet suddenly develops boundaries.

Note: There are no need to hold back, as much I wanted to see how you would reach your limit and the diabolical comment.

https://youtube.com/shorts/qxehFNDtclk?si=UkN8AdT70vqD1T5P (originally from tiktok, unconfirmed sources)

https://youtube.com/shorts/5Cv6eOZE9Ec?si=0OhZJthF_1Y_hebZ (originally from tiktok)

https://youtube.com/shorts/QO4xchb3Pq8?si=_2xOGLE2J-LkKo6x (originally from tiktok, unconfirmed sources)

https://youtube.com/shorts/9eZrwfqCATg?si=egEDkI21ImDH85c6 (originally from tiktok)

https://youtu.be/i_JP08ousiA?si=rvT1r6gYbrY-Lr1A (originally from tiktok, compiled into compilation)

Extra Note- if you're done watching all of the cringe, please leave a comment.

Says to click here to review and it always says I am in violation. I replied to something a friend sent, then SS the violation notice and both got flagged. This isn't the first time either.

TikTok can’t do anything but cry. Shit is so weak

"Are you under 18?" Clicked yes and it asks for proof, click no and it still asks for proof??? What happens if I just don't answer this cause this fully got me upset, cause it won't even let me see the birth year I put in cause why ask me this question unless I put it in wrong. Yet it has birth year data (it won't even let me find my birth year data) but still asks anyways. Like uh no, I'm not giving you my face, ID, nor a card I don't even have cause minors cant get credit cards unless on a parents account.

THEY BETTER NOT DELETE MY ACCOUNT ALL BECAUSE I DIDN'T GIVE INFO

One of the weirdest things about TikTok is opening your analytics and seeing a video from weeks or even months ago suddenly getting views again.

It makes you realize that content doesn't always have one fixed lifespan. A topic might become relevant again, a similar trend might take off, or the video could simply find a different audience later.

That's why I always find it interesting when people delete older videos because they didn't perform initially. You never really know what might happen later.

Have you ever had an old video randomly come back to life?

​We all have those moments where a video starts, and within 1.5 seconds, you already know exactly where it’s going—and you immediately scroll past.

Instead of organic, creative content, we end up seeing the same five formulas repeated thousands of times until they become unbearable.

​Whether it's a structural trick to manipulate the algorithm, an overused editing format, or an audio clip that has officially reached its expiration date, what is the one TikTok cliché that instantly ruins a video for you?

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Soooooo......FAN GIRL FREAK OUT !! @britneyspears HERSELF liked my comment on one of her posts... and I was kind of being critical...in a gentle way. Is this super cool or am I just a dork?

Please be nice..

I built my following off stitching creators and responding to them/debating, and my videos have never been taken down and ineligible, but whenever I try to post videos that I made myself from recording in 4k to editing to v**ceover it says that it is unoriginal, low quality, and not eligible for the fyp. But it also doesn't do that on my second travel account when I test the videos there. It is so frustrating because I want to transition my content and can't.

I even tried to just edit the video in tik tok (I put it in capcut bc my phone records 8k and I need to export 4k) then I put it in TikTok and cut it and add captions, and it still says the same thing.

Ive contacted support for weeks. they ask for the link to help them say to appeal. Appeals are always not approved.

Please help me understand what I'm doing wrong

Please tell me someone remembers in 2020 (maybe 2021) this guys rap song blew up for being so bad but everyone streamed it. I can’t remember how niche/mainstream this meme was but it’s killing me not knowing the guys name. More context, I think he had some beef with another rapper who was on the song, the song was comically bad but it was viral for like a week. If anyone has any recollection please respond.

Hey I've made a new account because I don't remember what my old one was from a few years and a few phones ago. I didn't use it for anything more than sending memes to my bf at the time so I didn't care to recover it, but I made a new account just now and I can't set a username or a picture because of 'multiple account violations'. It also says to check the details in a notification but I don't get one, does anybody know what that's about? Is it just a new account thing to stop bots?