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The countdown to a potential TikTok app ban officially begins.
The House passed legislation that would ban Tik Tok in the United States. Social media expert Karen de Amat joins the factor to talk about the details.
The tables are turning on celebrity culture. Many people online are calling on other users to block these public figures.
TikTok has been a goldmine for successful influencers. But if the app is banned, what happens?
If you've been dreaming about having your Instagram handle verified, you can now apply. You don't have to be a celebrity, but that blue tick will cost. In this segment, we ask if the new service takes away from the prestige of being verified.
f you haven't already, it's time to kiss those free blue checkmarks on Twitter goodbye. Social media expert Karen De Amat joins The Isiah Factor: Uncensored to talk about the big changes coming to the popular social media app.
Houston's first Chick'nCone, located at 1919 Shepherd, had a "Karen Day" on Monday to celebrate the good Karens of the world. They didn't exactly detail what makes someone a good Karen, but it's likely to be those who mind their business and don't go viral for being annoying.
Chick'nCone - a fried chicken chain - says the idea behind the very targeted promotion was to 'show sympathy to the good 'Karens' of the world' by offering anyone with Karen as a legal name free food.
Tomaro Bell/Former Super Neighborhood President, Reshonda Tate-Billingsley/Author & Journalist, Karen De Amat/CEO of Social Behavior, and Melissa Rascon/Community Organizer chime in on what it means to have the first female Vice President in the White House.
About 40 Karens showed up for the promotion
Karen De Amat is the founder of a Houston, Texas based social media agency, Social Behavior. Recently celebrating its six year anniversary, Social Behavior has gone from a home based, single person agency to a seven person, brick and mortar agency. With locations in Houston and Miami, Karen has a few gems to drop surrounding entrepreneurship and building a business.
The 'first drink' TikTok trend is taking over, but experts are warning against it as it could haunt you for time to come. Usually at weddings or other large events, the challenge sees people introduce themselves having their first drink vs their last drink, hilariously seeing them go from stone-cold sober to drunk.
Just when you were getting the hang of your social media apps, new ones hit the app store. Social media expert Karen De Amat breaks down Meta's answer to Twitter.
Artificial Intelligence creates fake azz dating app profiles
Twitter x rebrand Social Media Monday: Twitter's 'X' rebrand
An online trend may be promoting some unhealthy eating habits.
Could time be running out for TikTok? Some lawmakers are looking to get rid of the app for good.
The Surgeon General has come out to say social media apps should be labeled like cigarettes and alcohol.
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