Will MomTok survive if TikTok doesn’t?

Lovers”The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives“I wondered if Momtok He can survive a variety of issues in the past. But now there’s a big problem threatening to really put that question to rest and fans want to know if MomTok can survive if Tik Tok no.

With the popular social media app likely to be banned in the US in the near future, many content creators are focusing on other platforms or looking for new options to continue entertaining their fan base. Initially on TikTok before the reality show made its way to Hulu, MomTok moms shared a little about how they felt about the app potentially going dark.

“Will MomTok survive the end of Tok’s time?!” one fan asked the reality star Macy Neely In the comments of her latest video she talked about the TikTok ban.

“Looks like I’m going to be out of work soon,” Nelly began her video. “Just kidding. I’m not really worried about it. However, I’m really sad that TikTok might be shut down in a week, which made me think that this is the perfect time to post all my drafts.”

Then she said she heard a lot of people saying they wouldn’t move to Instagram if TikTok was already banned. She said she still uses Instagram as well as YouTube.

“If TikTok really disappears, I will be very sad,” she continued. “I also have some huge announcements and exciting things that I can’t wait to share. I’m a little disappointed about that because we all know the reels aren’t the same.”

One viewer shared: “I follow you on YouTube!! I can’t miss my MomTok content!” Another person said: “Okay, I’ll go on Insta to find you.”

Another one of our MomTok moms, Layla Taylorshared a hilarious video on TikTok a few days ago to address a potential ban.

“Now that TikTok is banned and I have to go scare my IG followers with my TikTok character,” the video reads. Many of her followers can reach out and share their thoughts in the comments section.

“People on IG are not like TikTok,” one person wrote. Another added: “MOMTOK won’t survive this.” “I’m not ready for this switch,” one viewer said.

Star of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.” Jesse Ngatikaura She also shared her thoughts and questions about the potential ban in a TikTok video a few days ago.

“I’m going to need someone to tell me what we’re going to do when TikTok shuts down. I’ve seen everyone say, ‘No, we’re not going to Instagram, we’re going to boycott that.’ ‘We’ll do it,’ Redknot.’ “I need to understand because I’m the type of influencer that’s always posting on both Instagram and TikTok,” she said, “and I feel like I’ve seen a lot of hate towards Instagram specifically and how no one wants to go there because it’s out.”

Then she said she needed someone to explain to her why people didn’t want to go on Instagram and do clips.

“And also, if we don’t,” she continued. “Where the heck are we going?”

One viewer explained the reasoning behind not taking to IG, “Meta pushed so hard for a TikTok ban, that’s why people are staying away from Meta. A lot of influencers I’ve seen go to short videos on YouTube/YouTube because Instagram sentiment is just ‘not good “

Another viewer added: “YouTube and RedNote. The owner of RedNote said it works fast on all English languages ​​so we can use it like TikTok!”

Fellow MomTok mom, Michaela Matthews He also shared a video addressing the talk about banning TikTok.

“When the TikTok ban actually happens, but we literally made MomTok completely our character and we have a show about being in MomTok,” was written above Matthews and Neely’s video.

One viewer shared what everyone is wondering, “Can MomTok survive this?!” “I don’t know how MomTok is going to survive this,” another added.

Another viewer shared a suggestion, “Just convert MomTok to MomNote and move to RedNote.”

while Taylor Frankie Paulthe leader of MomTok, has not shared any videos talking about the looming TikTok ban. She recently shared a video Instagram Story with a little humor.

“Me: If TikTok goes away. Interviewer: Tell me about yourself. Me: I’d rather not need this kind of job.”

The MomTok crew is currently filming Season 2 of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” which will be released on Hulu sometime during the spring. The first season is streaming on Hulu and will first air on ABC on January 27, as part of ABC’s winter programming lineup.