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The list of the highest paid celebrities based on what they are reportedly able to charge per sponsored TikTok post has been revealed!

TikTok trend has taken over the social hemisphere and has sparked discussions around ways to turn on your partner.It first went viral in 2021, and has reappeared after a lot of comments reappeared under TikTok videos referring to the ‘knee thing’.Users flocked to the app to write: “When you’re making out and he does the knee thing” underneath videos.Because of censorship rules on the social media app, users have purposefully left extremely cryptic comments on videos which have left half of people confused and the other half giggling.But what actually is the knee thing, and why has it resurfaced now?The 'knee thing' is an unintentional move made by a partner when they are kissing their significant other.Apparently, when kissing, if one person puts their knee in between the other's legs, it is both stimulating and a turn on.The trend has gained so much traction that it has been added to the Urban Dictionary: “When a knee is pushed between someone's leg up against their crotch (usually done to a girl), for the purpose of stimulation.”There are some loose rules to follow to make the 'knee thing' work.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorTwo of Instagram’s most-followed celebs — Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner — want the Meta-owned social service to stop trying to mimic surging rival TikTok.The sisters both posted the same message on Instagram Stories that said, “Make Instagram Instagram Again.” It continues, “(stop trying to be tiktok i just want to see cute photos of my friends). Sincerely, Everyone.”Instagram has increasingly promoted Reels, its short-form video feature copying the format popularized by TikTok.Who cares what a pair of famous-for-being-famous influencers think? Well, millions of people.

TikTok user Miranda Wilson has apologized to “Stranger Things” star Natalia Dyer after being slammed for suggesting the actress have work done to her face.

TikTok beautician Miranda Wilson has issued an apology to Stranger Things star Natalia Dyer after making a video about the type of work she thinks the actress should get done to her face.

MMA star Kamila Smogulecka has amassed nearly eight million followers on TikTok - and it's easy to see why!Kamila, who goes by her stage name Zusje, regularly wows fans with steamy videos showing off her voluptuous figure - more often than not in raunchy, tight-fitting outfits and skimpy bikinis.In one clip, the 26-year-old happily showcases her (basically bare) bum while erotically lifting herself out of a swimming pool, while in another she splays herself against the wall of her bathroom after stepping out of a hot shower.READ MORE: Paige VanZant's OnlyFans-loving BKFC opponent wears tiny black bikini poolsideIt's the same story on Instagram, with fans losing themselves in the comments section over her sultry snaps."Oh my god you are insanely hot," one follower wrote in response to a cheeky photo she uploaded of her bum cheeks on the hood of a car. "Lawd have sweet mercy.

Stranger Things” has become a funny new TikTok trend.In Season 2, Episode 5, there is a scene in which Hopper (David Harbour) is yelling at Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) because she broke out of their shared cabin in the woods — where she had been hiding to avoid getting dragged back to Hawkins Lab.Hopper grounded Eleven once she came back, including not allowing her to watch TV anymore or eat her favorite food, Eggo waffles.“You’ve got to understand that there are consequences to your actions,” he told her.Eleven’s anger got the best of her and she shouted back, “You are like Papa!”Papa refers to Dr. Martin Brenner, played by Matthew Modine, who is the director of Hawkins Lab and ran multiple experiments on children with abilities like Eleven.

ABC News officers arrived at the scene to find a woman and a man, each with gunshot wounds to their heads. A weapon was also recovered there.

A TikTok user is facing backlash after whitewashing a popular cultural drink in the Latin community.

Spilling the tea. JoJo Siwa described Candace Cameron Bure as the “rudest” celebrity she’s ever met while participating in a TikTok trend.

become increasingly chubby over the past few years. I think it probably started during lockdown when we were only allowed out for one walk a day and became glued to our screens.

JoJo Siwa is getting real about the famous people she’s met.

TikTok to share gym content and review supplements such as protein shakes, yoghurts and bars.However, he gained fame after viewers noticed the way he said protein bar during his reviews, and left hundreds of comments pointing out his pronunciation.This reaction led his videos to go viral, and has meant he now has over 231,000 followers.Because of the success of the trend, James has promised is followers that if a recent video gets 120,000 likes, he will get a tattoo saying “protein bor”.The video is currently at 115,000 likes, so let's wait and see if it reaches the mark and he sticks to his word...Thousands of watchers flocked to James’ posts whenever he reviewed a protein bar, to point out how it sounded like “bor” instead of “bar”.The trend then developed, which involves commenting the phrase underneath random videos.His followers began to make duets of his videos to gently make fun of him, but he turned it around to his advantage.James is a huge fan of the trend, and has encourages his followers to comment “protein bor” on videos.In a video he said: “It won’t stop until every person on TikTok comments ‘protein bor’ on this video”, which racked up more than 435k views.He created an explainer video for those who didn’t quite understand why the comment was appearing all over the app, which has been seen over one million times.A rival account, _protein_bor, was created as a spoof account and is gaining followers, but not as many as James.The infamous Protein Bor video that marks the beginning of the trend has around 16.2 million views on TikTok.He began his TikTok career in April 2020 and mostly posted workout videos, before beginning to review protein products, like bars.Apparently extremely shocked by his sudden rise

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off their image and make endorsement deals.The stunning blonde has now made her first million dollars just a year after the rule change.READ MORE: Woman edits TikToks pics to show easy it is to change imagesOlivia, 19 has competed with the American national gymnastics team in the past and now performs at Louisiana State University (LSU).Under the strict rules governing the sport, colleges are barred from paying their athletes, but a change in 2021 allowed them to let the gymnasts earn cash in other ways.For Olivia, that means cashing in on her phenomenal figure and good looks and last year she signed with sports agency WME Sports to get some lucrative deals lined up.Olivia has also amassed a huge following on social media with 1.8 million on Instagram and 5.6 million on TikTok.And it's on TikTok that Olivia is proving to be a huge star where her daily videos give an insight into her life and also are a chance to show off her stunning gymnastics-honed body in a series of bikini snaps.According to TikTok Wiki, she is now earning around $10k per TikTok post and the same on Instagram. She has also signed endorsements with brands.These include activewear company Vuori, American Eagle, protein and supplements firm PlantFuel, and Bartleby, a study tool and homework helper for college students.She's also secured one-off deals with TooFaced cosmetics, GrubHub, Madden/EA Sports, and the Nate app.

Yet another TikTok challenge has resulted in some deadly consequences…

Mafia bosses are said to be furious with up-and-coming mafiosos who are flaunting their lavish lifestyles on social media. Young gangsters in Naples have been posting videos online showing off flash cars, expensive booze and posh nightclub outings.

TikTok – but claims she has been banned five times from the platform. The social media star turned OnlyFans model, from Pembrokeshire, Wales, gained fame online for embracing her ‘lazy’ eye and bashing trolls who attempt to knock her confidence.

Instagram and TikTok.While insisting that gymnastics will remain her priority, the 19-year-old began announcing brand partnerships last year after the National Collegiate Athletic Association relaxed rules to allow athletes to make more money from their name, image, and likeness. READ MORE: Paige VanZant vows to knock back pint in London pub if she seals first bare-knuckle win As well as agreeing deals with American Eagle and Forever 21, Dunne linked up with activewear brand Vuori back in September which Forbes reported to have been worth 'mid-six figures' She said of Vuori at the time: "We have some of the same core values, and I think it's so great how they care about the environment."They are also committed to happiness, and that's really important to me."Should athletes be able to make millions from sponsorships away from their sport? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionCollege athletes were previously limited on selling sponsorships which limited the ability of Dunne to make money using her huge social media presence.The organisation changed the regulations back in June of 2021, which has changed the life of Dunne among many others.As well as sharing snaps of herself in gymnastic lycra, Dunne has even posed with wads of cash and in bikinis on her official account. The New York Post reports that Dunne has been one of the biggest earners over the past year of sponsorships, pocketing in excess of $1million (£831,000).