TikTok

"Can we get this agent to even just spin up TikTok and just scroll TikTok and identify what is on the for you page of TikTok."

Attribution: Nick uses TikTok as an example for building automation workflows and demonstrates agents interacting with it

"Now somebody here could literally make their first TikTok ever. The level of merit and opportunity for the individual human because of where the algos are in social right now and for every business is profound."

Attribution: Gary uses TikTok as an example of how the current algorithm-driven social media landscape offers opportunities for immediate success

"I actually like watching videos of police wearing body cams on YouTube and TikTok."

Attribution: Speaker mentions watching police body cam videos on TikTok

"One of my weird like things that I watch on TikTok that I got stuck on and TikTok just keeps showing me them is these auditing videos."

Attribution: Speaker describes personal usage of TikTok for watching specific content

"if I hear about something or I see it on TikTok you know that the first place I go to is idea browser"

Attribution: Greg mentions using TikTok as a source for discovering trends

"You know it means like creating slideshows for Instagram on TikTok and stuff like that."

Attribution: Greg mentions creating content for TikTok as part of his content strategy

"Five years ago when I was yelling TikTok, TikTok, TikTok, TikTok, TikTok, TikTok. And all of you thought it was little girls dancing, I thought it's where the world's attention was about to go."

Attribution: GaryVee strongly advocates for TikTok as a marketing platform, expressing regret that people didn't listen to his early recommendations

"Now somebody here could literally make their first TikTok ever"

Attribution: GaryVee specifically recommends TikTok as an example of how someone can break out immediately due to its algorithm

"The number one thing a creator can do right now is squeeze the living shit out of the discoverability that is TikTok."

Attribution: GaryVee explicitly recommends TikTok as the top priority for creators, emphasizing its discoverability benefits

"There are literally everyday people who are becoming TikTok affiliates and selling on live shopping and changing their lives."

Attribution: GaryVee mentions TikTok in the context of live shopping and affiliate opportunities, presenting it as a positive opportunity for people to change their lives

"Sam, do you like TikTok? Genius program."

Attribution: Host mentions TikTok as an example of successful Chinese tech products created by genius program graduates

"Otherwise you'd just be sitting at home watching TikTok."

Attribution: Joe Rogan mentions TikTok as what people would be doing instead of being activists, presented as a neutral alternative activity.

"We see this with TikTok. You open it... I don't use TikTok, but supposedly in five minutes the algorithm gets you. It's locked in."

Attribution: Sebastian mentions TikTok as an example of algorithmic engagement, noting he doesn't use it personally

"You know, relatively safe from the comfort of your own home staring at your phone on TikTok."

Attribution: Joe Rogan mentions TikTok as a platform where people engage in political activism

"You know what you guys ought to do? You guys ought to work with some of the TikTok editors."

Attribution: Matt Damon recounts his son's suggestion about working with TikTok editors when discussing movie trailers

"There's also YouTube. There's also TikTok."

Attribution: Ben Affleck mentions TikTok as one of the platforms competing for attention

"because on TikTok these psychopaths bragged about crimes they did to people"

Attribution: Guest mentions TikTok as a platform where content is shared, in context of discussing media control

"I'm sure you've seen those TikToks and reels where it's like babies doing podcasts and stuff like that."

Attribution: Greg mentions TikTok as a platform where AI-generated videos get shared frequently

"Then you had all of these videos, these viral videos on TikTok of pregnant women eating Tylenol."

Attribution: RFK Jr. mentions TikTok in the context of concerning videos of pregnant women taking Tylenol in response to health warnings

"Try to send the word Epstein, even in a direct message, and the app would sometimes slap you with an automated warning and refuse to send it."

Attribution: Tom mentions TikTok's censorship behavior regarding Epstein-related content, presenting it as problematic

"If you don't meet that human reward system, you're just doomcrolling on TikTok and Twitter all day and [ __ ] on people"

Attribution: Joe mentions TikTok negatively as part of unhealthy behavior patterns

"I'm on my third hour of scrolling through TikTok and I know and I'm not that then you then you start to worry, right? because now you're going to do damage to yourself for the purpose of consuming this brain candy"

Attribution: Huberman uses TikTok as an example of problematic behavior that can interfere with important activities like studying

"I got on TikTok and it was all police footage. 40 minutes went by and I was just doing this and I thought I gotta stay away from this because I won't leave the house."

Attribution: Bradley Cooper describes his negative experience with TikTok, warning about its addictive nature after spending 40 minutes watching police footage