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Olivia Rodrigo‘s debut single “drivers license” was an instant smash hit!

The 18-year-old singer and actress’ song not only spent weeks at the top of the charts, but it has also been a big hit on TikTok.

It was been revealed that “drivers license” is the #1 searched song on the popular app.

According to AT&T Experts, the song was the most searched in 12 states, with an average monthly search volume of 83k.

“drivers license” was also the most popularly searched song in the state of Utah, which is where Olivia films her TV show, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series.

“Dreams” by Fleetwood Mac was also a super popular song, as it went viral thanks to Nathan Apodaca‘s skateboarding video.

This celeb recently gushed over “drivers license.” Find out who here.

If you missed it, brand new cast portraits of Olivia and her HSMTMTS co-stars were recently released. Check them out here!

TikTok continues to remain one of the most popular apps of the past couple of years!!

The video app became even more popular in 2020 while people were stuck at home during quarantine.

TikTok has really launched the careers of internet personalities like Charli and Dixie D’Amelio, Chase Hudson, Addison Rae and so many more.

A ton of celebrities have also joined the app, and some have even catapulted into some of the most followed people, including JoJo Siwa (33.3m), Will Smith (48.9m), Dwayne Johnson (33.6m) and Jason Derulo (43.7m).

JJJ has been keeping an eye on a lot of popular TikTok users. We’ve compiled a list of the top ten creators, excluding any business or brand accounts, and there have been some changes to the list over the past few months.

All rankings and follower counts are as of March 22, 2021.

If you missed it, these are the top paid TikTok stars!

Click inside for the top ten most followed people on TikTok…

Dixie and Charli D’Amelio made an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday night (March 10).

The sisters talked about TikTok, their new reality show, new music and played a game with Jimmy.

While talking about TikTok, Dixie admitted that she was embarrassed by her sister’s popularity on the app in the beginning.

“She started at a time when TikTok was still really embarrassing, and I was really embarrassed that she was posting, and my friends at school were very into what she was doing,” Dixie said. “I was like, ‘Oh my god, she’s so weird, blah blah blah.’”

“She told me… I had just hit 100k and I was like, ‘Oh my goodness, this is so insane.’ And she was like, ‘Talk to me when you hit a million.’ And that’s when she joined,” Charli said.

If you missed it, Charli just launched a new bracelet design with a popular brand!

JoJo Siwa posted a new TikTok video this week that really has fans talking!

On Wednesday (January 20), the 17-year-old shared a video where she lip-syncs to Lady Gaga‘s “Born This Way.”

Fans are pointing out that JoJo was wearing rainbow themed attire, with rainbow lights in the background, and she only emphasized the lip-sync on the line, “No matter gay, straight, or bi, lesbian, transgender life, I’m on the right track baby, I was born to survive.”

Many are leading to believe that this was JoJo‘s way of coming out as a member of the LGBTQ+ community. She has not spoken out confirming the fan speculation yet, though she did like a tweet of a Teen Vogue article titled, “Fans Think JoJo Siwa Came Out as Queer.”

She also retweeted a tweet from Anastasia Golovashkina, which showed the video, and said, “@itsjojosiwa is on the right track, she was born this way,” along with the rainbow flag and two hearts emojis.

According to fans, James Charles commented on her TikTok post, “I’M SO HAPPY FOR YOU,” and JoJo‘s brother Jayden also commented, “So happy for you JoJo!! Love you!”

Also that day, dancer and Teen Beach Movie actor Kent Boyd shared a video, which featured himself, JoJo, Garrett Clayton, Mollee Gray and Jeka Jane. The video featured them all dancing to Paramore‘s “Ain’t It Fun,” and he captioned the clip, “Now your one of us!! @itsjojosiwa @molleegray @garrettclayton91 @jekajane #pridehousela”

The following day, JoJo uploaded a new selfie wearing a Gucci jacket on Instagram and wrote, “You make me HAPPPPPPPYYYYYYY!!!”

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Chloe Bailey has gone viral quickly after sharing a new video on TikTok and Twitter!

The 22-year-old one half of music duo Chloe x Halle did her version of the “Buss It Challenge.”

“better late than never 😂🥰 #bussitchallenge,” she wrote on Instagram and Twitter with the clip.

“that my sis!!!!! 👏🏽👏🏽😍😍😍,” Halle commented.

Social media quickly exploded with people freaking out about the video, and she has become the number one trending topic on Twitter.

“chloe bailey doing the #BussItChallenge is all i needed to see on this good thursday,” one person wrote.

“Chloe flexed on us before the beat even dropped with that Versace robe,” another said.

“someone said chloe showing out cause she’s not the one with a disney contract,” a Twitter user shared.

Check out her video below!

Addison Rae is dishing on TikTok!

The 20-year-old recently opened up about how she deals with negative comments and if she would ever ditch the app.

“The simple answer is I try not to read them…. But I read them,” Addison told Mane Addicts. “I have to remind myself that the people who leave the hateful comments don’t know me. They think they know me based off what they see on social media but they don’t know me completely. So I can’t let that affect my heart and soul.”

Addison also touched on how she stays grounded when other TikTokers are caught in negative headlines.

“This is difficult [laughs]. I’ve definitely had my share of headlines. It’s definitely not true at all [that everyone loves me],” she said. “I receive a lot of hate and for the craziest things. People seem to hate me for being too nice… they just hate it. People are actually so upset about me smiling all the time. They’re like, what the [expletive] is this [expletive] happy about? No, literally, if I laugh in a TikTok, people are like, ‘Why does she have to laugh about everything she does?’”

“I just remind myself at the end of the day that I surround myself with good people who love me and I love them. People want to hide behind the screen and use that to their advantage,” Addison continued. “I always look at it, too, like people who have negative things to say, a lot of them are going through things themselves, and they’re trying to deflect that onto someone else. When you see someone on the internet who’s getting a lot of likes or followers, you don’t necessarily think they’ll see [negative comments], so you just want to project that onto them. It’s like, if I feel this way, I want someone else to feel it, too. f people are being hateful, I just wish the best for them, you know?”

As for if she would ever stop posting on TikTok, “No, I think as long as it’s a thing, I’ll be on it.”

TikTok is making some changes for users under the age of 18!

The social app just announced the new privacy and safety practices for youth on the platform.

“At TikTok, we know that creativity and expression are personal. And so is privacy. That’s why we empower our community with a range of controls to manage their online presence. As young people start their digital journey, we believe it’s important to provide them with age-appropriate privacy settings and controls. Today we’re announcing changes for users under age 18 aimed at driving higher default standards for user privacy and safety,” they wrote on their blog.

One of those changes is that the default privacy setting for all accounts ages 13-15 will be set to private. This means that only those who are approved as a follower will be able to see the users videos.

“We want our younger users to be able to make informed choices about what and with whom they choose to share, which includes whether they want to open their account to public views. By engaging them early in their privacy journey, we can enable them to make more deliberate decisions about their online privacy,” TikTok said.

Other changes include tightening the options for those commenting on videos from 13-15-year-olds, changing Duet and Stitch settings to make them available to users 16 and over ONLY, allowing downloads that have been created by 16 and over only, and setting the “Suggest your account to others” to Off by default for users ages 13-15.

You can find out more about all of the new changes at TikTok.com!