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What's Your Go to Social Media After TikTok?
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What's Your Go to Social Media After TikTok?

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January 13, 2025 | 00:12:35 | Leisure

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Mojo, you're cuter when you're quiet. Can you let me finish so I can tell you how goddamn hot you are? Oh, stop.

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Look at her.

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Zach, that's classic. What a line. All right, it's Mojo on the morning show. it's good to have you guys here with us uh there have been uh talks right now that tiktok is going away that uh the supreme court will side with the lawmakers that are saying that tiktok needs to sell off to an american company or shut down in the united states because they say that they believe that it gives the chinese a chance to get all of our info here's a question i want to throw out there. I just want to throw this out. Um, that all aside, if you're somebody that's nonstop on TikTok, where will you go now? So what will be your, what will be your go-to? Because will this be like, all right, I guess I'll go back to Facebook. No. Like nobody goes back to Facebook,

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right? No. It's going to be a hard reset. I'm going to get my life back. You know what? That

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is true, by the way. I got 90 friends on Facebook. 12 of them are pending, but I got 90 friends.

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There are four platforms that people are already starting to migrate to, and I refuse to download any of them. I refuse to download TikTok.

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I still have never been. You miss them out, bruh. I'm probably just going to be on Instagram more, to be honest.

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Or will you find yourself doing life events? Will you talk to humans? What are you going to do?

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I talk to humans more through TikTok than I do in real life.

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So here's the thing. I love when people say that. If TikTok is not there, how will we know if Megan really washed her hands when she's baking RSI cookies? We won't know.

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It's going to take our word for it.

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I'm just going to stop bringing in cookies.

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You're going to have to do Facebook Live. You're going to have to be on Facebook Live.

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No, I won't be on Facebook Live. You can't play music. You have to. No, I will not.

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Well, why do you have to play music then? Can't you hum?

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No. You'll get a copyright strike. They'll delete your Facebook.

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Even if you hum? Mm-hmm. Somebody's gotten a copyright strike off of a hum.

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Singing, yeah. Really? Yeah. That's why I do everything on TikTok. Same thing on Instagram, too. I'm literally just going to get my life back.

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Bro, what is this data that TikTok is receiving that no other platform is getting?

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No, they're a Chinese company. Well, the parent company is a Chinese company, and they don't have copyright laws. You can't sue for copyright infringement if your music plays.

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Aside from the music thing, but the theory that the reason why we no longer are going to have TikTok is because of all this data that the Chinese are getting.

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Mark Zuckerberg is allowed to have it and so is the Alabama.

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That's what I'm saying.

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Because they think that they are, to use your word that you used earlier this morning, which, by the way, they are doing nefarious things with it.

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Is Timo a Chinese company?

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We all know that Timo's got to be, right?

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So are we banning that too? When are we going to ban Amazon? I mean.

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Well, here's the thing, though. The thing is that they have proven that there's chances that they are doing things with our data. And there's a lot of people that are saying that between the, you know, China and Russia, that they're the reason why we have so many data breaches and data leaks.

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So what's up, Drake?

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Drake's on the phone, everybody. Give it up for Drake. Is this Drake like Drake God's plan or Drake like Drake and Josh? Which Drake is this?

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God's plan.

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God's plan.

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God's playing. All right, great. What's going on?

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How's it going? First time, long time. Hey, yeah.

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Are you now coming to us because TikTok's going to be gone? You now have to find another source of entertainment?

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Mojo, I'd pick you over TikTok any day.

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Aw. That's very nice of you. Thank you, Drake. What will you be doing?

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But, um, what I, if TikTok does get banned, you know, I'm still young, but I go to Facebook Reels. Okay. That's where I'm on.

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Yeah, but Facebook Reels, like, are TikToks from six weeks ago.

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That's true.

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Yeah, but if there's no TikTok, everybody's going to be making, like, Instagram and Facebook Reels, right? Or YouTube Shorts. It's all the same damn thing. Nothing's, like, up to date on there.

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Can I tell you, though, don't be offended with me for saying this, Megan. I actually think sometimes the technology of Reels is more comfortable for my technology than TikTok.

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You can't scroll through the times. You can't pause. It only mutes. You can't. Reels actually is terrible.

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But TikTok, the problem, though, is the problem with TikTok, though, is when I go on to go look at a TikTok, it shows me an old TikTok first. Like, I have to refresh everything all the time. I have to close out my TikTok to redo my TikTok. It does that all the time to me. Maybe it's a setting on my phone or something. Although I got to be honest, I did get the new iPhone. I just recently upgraded to the new iPhone and it has been the worst of all the generations of iPhones.

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Oh no, mine just updated by itself last night.

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Really? It's been horrible. I've had a hard time keeping it on Wi-Fis.

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China.

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Marcus, guess what? Megan's going to have to return my phone calls now because there's no more TikTok. She's got no more excuses. You will now call me back at a timely manner. TikTok ain't going nowhere, bro. What's up, Marcus?

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Time to leave TikTok because you can't even type in the word clown without getting a violation. So it's back to the Instagram section it is.

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Okay. All right. So wait, I didn't realize that. You can't put clown in there?

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No, unless only if you're talking. If you're talking to a liberal, you can't type the word clown.

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You can't call somebody a clown or type the word clown.

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You type the word clown, you get a violation. But if you type the words, Trump's a clown, you get absolutely no violation. Go try it.

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Uh-oh. Hold on a second. But why clown, though? That just seems so odd to me.

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It's because the comments that they type, they sound like clowns. So if you type in the word, you're a clown, you literally get a violation on your thing that you have to appeal.

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Wow. I feel like this break might be a good thing. I feel like a TikTok break might be good for some people. Yeah. I'm not going to name anybody specifically, but just some people might be different.

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I'm Donald J. Trump, and I don't approve of this mojo in the morning message.

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Oh, Jesus. All right, Marcus. Hold on. You're broken. All right. Hold on a second. Dee, what's going on? Where are you going?

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I'm going to Clapper. I'm going to Clapper. Megan, go to Clapper.

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Clapper? What's Clapper?

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What is that? That's all.

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You need to be 18 or older.

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Clapper is, it's been around for a little bit, but you can go on Clapper. You can do pretty much anything you want, and I mean that. Anything you want. They have nighttime clapper for, you know, those type of things.

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I don't want that. Hey. I don't want that.

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That just sounds dirty to me.

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I want a fully monitored, I want rules, I want community guidelines. That is what I want. I do not want the wild, wild west of the internet.

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No, we want clapper. Give me some clapper.

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You can gamble on clapper. People run bingo games. People play at the casino for you. Clapper is good. Quick question.

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Is Clapper like OnlyFans? Are we going to do it, you know?

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You'll have to see.

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Huh?

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Well, they have a section. They have a section. Just like real sports. No. They have another top.

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You guys, this is bad. This is bad.

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I don't know. I think there's nothing wrong. Let's take Clapper. Four out of five.

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I feel like you should try. Just check it out. Just check it out. No. I bet you will be. You sound like a drug dealer. Just taste it. Just a little taste. It'll be fine. You won't get addicted.

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I'm trying it. I'm going to try Clapper. I'm going to get a Clapper account today.

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Yeah, I get it. Megan, you can play. You can bake. You can play your music. You can sing. You can dance. You can even add a pole if you'd like.

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Who owns Clapper? Does anybody know? America. Is this something? Hey, quick question. Is this going to actually turn people towards OnlyFans? Will people go to OnlyFans for things like this? Or will, like, well, you know, maybe Clapper is it. What's up, Amber?

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Hey, how's it going this morning?

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Good. When is the ruling supposed to come down from the Supreme Court on this one?

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I don't know, because Friday they didn't really make any... The 19th is supposed to be the deadline. No, the Friday... The 19th is the deadline. Like, TikTok is going away at midnight if they don't resolve this. But I know Friday, there weren't really strides made in terms of saving TikTok in the Supreme Court.

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And they're saying that the Supreme...

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court justices are leaning towards siding with the ruling that uh congress came up with yeah

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go ahead amber what were you going to say um so first off clapper sounds like a stv right it really does yeah second off um i've been on tiktok since it was called musically yeah and i've made a lot of meaningful connections and friendships across the world because of tiktok honestly and i hate to see it go you know if it does but i have the people that i've met through

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there and uh we talk pretty much every day how am i gonna get people to actually like make me feel like i'm popular if it's tiktok's not around i feel like you gotta do the tiktok trends yeah

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you gotta do the dances it's not even that and it's not about even feeling popular i genuinely stress out for the amount of small businesses that are going to be harmed by tiktok clothing

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Did you see all the small businesses that are now telling people, please go see our other social media?

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Yeah.

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A lot of them are asking people to start following them on other things.

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They're not migrating there. Yeah. It doesn't happen. You can ask, but it does not happen.

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Hold on, Mojo and the Morning Misfit Kool-Aid Lady. Maybe this is the deal. Without TikTok, maybe we call Kool-Aid Lady up on her phone and we have her entertain us like TikTok has been entertaining us. What do you think? Kool-Aid Lady, what are you going to do without TikTok?

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Well, I use it on Jack with the TikTok, but I'll be looking at YouTube and stuff like that.

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So we'll have to go to YouTube. YouTube will be our source of fun.

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That's how you do that. How was your holiday?

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It was great, Kool-Aid lady. It was fantastic. Hey, Kool-Aid lady, would you ever join a platform called Clapper?

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Clapper, what?

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Yeah. Clapper.

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You mean that thing you clap on and clap off? Oh, the clapper, remember that? Clap off.

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Clap on, clap off, the clapper. No, Kool-Aid Lady, we should get, I'm going to get Bianca and KP, buy the Kool-Aid Lady account. Get Kool-Aid Lady an account already. Because, you know, now that people all know what clapper is, they're all going to go there and they're going to take your hand off.

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You ain't talking about that thing. Somebody said, it sounds like a disease, man.

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That's right. Exactly.

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Hey, I wouldn't trust that sucker behind a mosquito's pecker, man.

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You know what? I wouldn't either. I wouldn't either. Listen, Kool-Aid lady, I just want you to know that I love you. I hope that you're doing well, and I hope that, and if you want, I'll give you Megan's phone number so you can call her to check on her when TikTok goes away because I'm worried about Megan. I'm putting her on like a watch or something. I'm worried that... Yeah, what's going on, man, with Megan? Well, if they get rid of TikTok, it's going to be a lonely time. I want her to have you.

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Honestly, Kool-Aid later, I'm asking why he's asking that, too.

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I want to know. You spend how many hours on TikTok? How many hours did you spend, Megan?

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Oh, see, my numbers are all skewed because it would be easy to look up like that, what is it called, screen time, whatever. But I fall asleep on TikTok every night. So it's like, it's skewed so many hours, but I watch those ASMR people. So I'll just like hop into somebody's live as they're doing poor Bianca. I pop in hers all the time because my live will end and I follow her and she's on live. So it'll show up like I'm watching her, but I'm, I'm sleeping.

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Kool-Aid lady.

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You're welcome.

00:13:31 - 00:13:35 | Speaker 3:

Kool-Aid lady, let me hear your, let me hear your ASMR. I want to see what kind of ASMR you do.

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What's an ASMR?

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It's where you whisper, you whisper like things, you know.

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Yeah, shoot. If they get rid of TikTok, that's going to be jacked up, man. I know.

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Okay, like, you have to. She's scared in the booga booga.

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You have to talk really cool. Yeah, man, what's up, booga booga?

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Yeah, no, nailed it. Nailed it. Halloween. Hold on, I actually, I just fell asleep a little bit. Sorry.

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It's a mosquito's pecker.

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