TikTok Does anyone know about the Tate effect or what people use to go viral?

[Catec]

I’m sure there are tricks or tools that can help you go viral, but I’m not talking about fake views.

 

[Piluen]

He doesn't use any special tools; he just knows how to stir up drama and get people talking about his content, which helps it go viral. He makes long videos, and then his followers clip the most shocking parts and share them all over social media. They basically farm clips. That's the trick.

 

[ClownFly]

It's just content, and it makes up about 89% of everything.

 

[Catec]

He doesn't use any special tools; he just knows how to stir up drama and get people talking about his content, which helps it go viral. He makes long videos, and then his followers clip the most shocking parts and share them all over social media. They basically farm clips. That's the trick.

Is there a formula for this farming method?

 

[Intricul]

Put money into creating interesting content and choose fun topics to grab people’s attention. Run ads to help reach even more viewers.

 

[Glamoco]

If you rely on tools, I believe nearly all the views from them are fake. Besides putting money into content, I don't think there's a long-lasting way to grow.

 

[Sk8rid]

I’m sure there are tricks or tools that can help you go viral, but I’m not talking about fake views.

The TIKTOK platform has an algorithm that’s hard to predict, so where your video ends up is random. Focus on the content, my friend! Here’s a tip to help your video go viral: recreate popular videos by copying their style, from the content to the visuals. Good luck!

 

[Stringer]

I’m sure there are tricks or tools that can help you go viral, but I’m not talking about fake views.

Don’t use fake views because they don’t fix anything. Instead, focus on improving your video content and editing.

 

[Emporing]

They're just focusing on the biggest issue of the paying group of people.

 

[Piluen]

Is there a formula for this farming method?

It’s called clip farming or just clipping. This is what Twitch streamers do to make big money. They stream for hours, then have their fans grab the best moments from the stream and share them on social media. This brings more people to their Twitch streams or other social media pages. They keep doing this over and over until they grow a huge following and earn a lot of money.

 

[Rhytocen]

The 'Tate Effect' works by using content that people either love or dislike, popular sounds, posting often, strong calls to action, and quick, exciting edits to get people to react. This helps take advantage of how TikTok’s algorithm pushes content.

 

[Batersch]

They’re already famous, have money, and a team.

All you can do is keep posting.

 

[Rockerwr]

The 'Tate Effect' works by using content that people either love or dislike, popular sounds, posting often, strong calls to action, and quick, exciting edits to get people to react. This helps take advantage of how TikTok’s algorithm pushes content.

None of this would work without charm. First, you need charm, then everything else you mentioned.

 

[Chonessah]

I think it’s all about picking a topic that’s bothering most people. And the biggest one is becoming successful. They say things like "you’re rich because you use us," or "studies are making us slaves," and they get views by saying that. Don’t believe everything they tell you.

 

[Cellarac]

I’m sure there are tricks or tools that can help you go viral, but I’m not talking about fake views.

That was the content he originally planned. They took the controversial parts and shared them in the media. It was also a way to create a big reaction, but most of it was still his original content.

 

[Sadhelenn]

I’m sure there are tricks or tools that can help you go viral, but I’m not talking about fake views.

Exactly! While there aren’t any guaranteed "shortcuts," tools like trending sound finders, post schedulers, and hashtag trackers can help your content reach more people naturally. It’s all about having a good plan!

 

[Dataville]

There’s no tool like that. It’s all about you, your ideas, and how you engage with your audience to keep them interested. There’s no tool for instant success.