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Actor Penn Badgley joined TikTok and in his first video, set to Taylor Swift's song 'Anti-Hero,' Badgley gives his own version of the music video, playing both himself and his psychopathic character Joe Goldberg from the hit Netflix series 'You.' The chorus of the song goes, "It's me / Hi / I'm the problem, it's me," which Badgley plays out as a conversation between himself and Joe. Fans loved the spoof and even Taylor Swift herself commented on the video! 

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In August, NSYNC'S JC Chasez became the last member of the iconic boyband to make a TikTok account, and the results were hilarious. The singer's first and only post was a video of himself apparently confused while trying to figure out how it works, saying "Wait, that's really bright" as the camera shakily captures his bewildered face. He captioned the post "Am i doing this right?" and tagged all the members of NSYNC, including Justin Timberlake and Lance Bass. Fans were quick to compliment Chasez for rocking his natural grey hair, with one comment reading "This man has aged like fine wine." 

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On July 14, the moment we've all been waiting for finally came. Beyoncé launched her TikTok account, and her first video is the humble and heartwarming stuff we've come to expect from the world's biggest star. The video featured her new hit dance track 'Break My Soul' and is cut with shots of the various Black and LGBTQ content creators who filmed themselves dancing or singing along to it. She dedicated the video to her fans, captioning it, "Seeing y’all release the wiggle made me so happy! Thank you so much for all the love for BREAK MY SOUL! - Love B." 

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Not long after Johnny Depp's victory in his legal battle with ex-wife Amber Heard, the famed actor joined TikTok. Within 24 hours he had gained over 2.6 million followers, without even a single post. He writes in his bio: "Occasional Thespian." After his messy, public trial ended with a jury finding that Heard was liable of defaming Depp, he said in a statement posted to his social media accounts: "Six years ago, my life, the life of my children, the lives of those closest to me, and also, the lives of the people who for many, many years have supported and believed in me were forever changed. And six years later, the jury gave me my life back. I am truly humbled," he shared. Many believe this new social media platform entrance might be the first step on his return to his career.

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Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) -

Lady Gaga finally created a TikTok account while she was promoting her 2021 film 'House of Gucci.' The superstar's content is both funny and glamorous, offering insights into her makeup routine and home life. 

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Taylor Swift joined the app in August 2021. As you might expect, there's plenty of peak cat content, as well as behind-the-scenes moments of her concerts and public appearances. 

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Jessica Alba (@jessicaalba) -

Jessica Alba is not Gen Z but the actress has certainly gotten the hang of TikTok, and she recently even convinced her old friend Zac Efron to make his TikTok debut. In the video, the actors show off their dancing skills while on set for a new Visit Dubai tourism ad they're starring in. Alba shared the video to Instagram where she revealed that it took her “at least an hour to learn” the choreography while Efron “got it in 2 min!! No joke!” She added, "This was also his first TikTok ever." 

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Ryan Reynolds (@vancityreynolds) -

Ryan Reynolds is a famously fun follow on Twitter with his self-deprecating humor and dark jokes about parenting. His first post was a video of him lip-syncing to the song "I Swear" by R&B group All-4-One, referencing a scene from his 2005 rom-com 'Just Friends.' The hilarious video had already gotten millions of views within 24 hours, although he captioned it "I swear you will be disappointed by this account."

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Cher (@cher) -

More than a year after the app's mainstream success,  the "Goddess of Pop" finally decided to check out TikTok. If you follow Cher on Twitter, then you'll know to expect big things from her on Tiktok! Cher is an unrivaled delight on social media. Her erratic and candid posts are beyond entertaining. Her first video saw her testing out her introduction in multiple takes, and ended with her wishing a happy Pride to all of her fans. 

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Kevin Hart (@imkevinhart) -

Comedian Kevin Hart is the father of a teenager, so he knows exactly how uncool it is for a dad to be on TikTok. His ironic tag is #nailedit, because he never nails it.

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Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson (@therock) - The Rock is comedy gold on TikTok. You’ll also get a peek at his insane workout routines and 10-course cheat meals.

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The exceptional bromance between Kevin Hart and The Rock should be noted–the latter's video dedicated to their friendship is priceless.

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Amy Schumer (@amyschumer) - Comedian Amy Schumer gives us a taste of real life on TikTok, as well as her baby dressed up as an old man.

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Jimmy Fallon (@jimmyfallon) - Follow Jimmy Fallon to see him serenade his kids while they wash their hands and dance with his Golden Retriever.

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Lizzo (@lizzo) -

The sensational Lizzo is dishing out laughs, real talk, and inspiration.

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The Jonas Brothers (@jonasbrothers) - The Jonas Brothers have a shared TikTok account. They post hilarious videos of themselves messing around, as well as some incredibly cringey flashbacks to their early days.

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Mariah Carey (@mariah.carey) -

Diva extraordinaire Mariah Carey brings her classic sass to TikTok. Check out her videos to see her exercising her five octave vocal range while doing chores and looking after her children.

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Reese Witherspoon (@officialreesetiktok) -

Reese Witherspoon is a surprisingly entertaining follow on TikTok! See her trying to learn the ways of Gen Z with her son.

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Jason Derulo (@jasonderulo) -

Singer Jason Derulo will surprise you with his insane food videos! You’ll find innovations such as a giant donut burger and deep-fried pancake tacos.

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Cardi B (@iamcardib) -

Catch Cardi B lip-syncing to her own songs and hanging with her family.

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Lewis Capaldi (@lewiscapaldi) -

Scottish singer Lewis Capaldi has been cracking us up for years. His soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics are an unexpected contrast to his natural silliness. He’s a great follow if you’re looking for a laugh (but good luck understanding that accent).

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Meghan Trainor is a TikTok natural. Her sketches (which often feature her army of tiny dogs) and her antics with her brothers are priceless.

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Jack Black (@jackblack) -

Jack Black brings exactly what you’d expect. Check out his quarantine dance video–you’ll be treated to a shirtless Jack Black in spandex shorts and cowboy boots.

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Tinashe (@tinashe) -

American singer Tinashe is a TikTok all-rounder. Check out her videos for perfectly executed dance challenges, cooking videos, and funny encounters with her family.

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Ashley Benson (@ashleybenson) -

‘Pretty Little Liars’ actress Ashley Benson’s account provides a more candid look at her sense of humor. Prepare for reenactments of ‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians’ with her famous friends.

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Bella Hadid (@babybella777) -

TikTok gives an insight into Bella Hadid’s fun-loving personality. She loves getting silly with her friends and wine drunk at 5pm.

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Emily Ratajkowski (@emrata) - Emily Ratajkowski is your standard supermodel on TikTok, recreating dances and showing off her ridiculous abs. Her secret weapon is her amazing dog.

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Tyga (@tyga) - Rapper Tyga’s daily videos are viewed by millions. His sketches and impromptu raps are super entertaining.

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Tracee Ellis Ross (@traceeellisross) - The American actress maximizes the platform to give us snapshots of her trademark sense of humor.

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Steve Harvey (@steveharvey) -

It’s no surprise that comedian Steve Harvey is even funnier on TikTok than he is on TV. He doesn't need to be family friendly anymore!

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Bobby Berk (@bobbyberk) -

Bobby Berk of 'Queer Eye' fame is amazing on TikTok. Quarantine drove him a little crazy, like the rest of us, but the result was an amazing contribution to the world of TikTok content! 

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Laurie Hernandez (@lauriehernandez_) -

Follow Olympic gymnast Laurie Hernandez for some behind the scenes practice footage.

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James Charles (@jamescharles) -

James Charles is one of the biggest beauty YouTubers at the moment. Follow him on TikTok to see some of his incredible makeup looks, as well as some comedy content and a really cute dog. 

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Charli D'Amelio (@charlidamelio) -

Teen dancer Charli D'Amelio has been named the queen of TikTok. She has the most followers on the platform–more than 118 million.

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Joe Sugg (joe_sugg) -

Joe Sugg is an Internet celeb who gained his following with comedy videos on YouTube. His TikToks are just as hilarious.

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Rickey Thompson (@rickeythompson) -

Rickey Thompson rose to fame in the age of Vine (TikTok’s predecessor, which shut down in 2017). He’s now bringing his hilarious sassy rants to TikTok.

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