Influencers on TikTok are experiencing anxiety as the Supreme Court indicates a possible uphold of a nationwide ban on the app, set to start on Jan. 19.
Users are voicing their worries about losing not just a platform for videos, but also the community and livelihood it provides.
The Supreme Court has shown skepticism towards TikTok's arguments, with ByteDance, the app's parent company, claiming the ban violates the First Amendment.
Many influencers are redirecting their audiences to other platforms like Instagram and Facebook, preparing for the potential loss of income.
Some creators are using humor and optimism to express their feelings, stating that while TikTok is significant, it's not the end and they will adapt.