Joe Rogan Believes Instagram Is Trying to Emulate ‘Sketchy’ TikTok

In today’s day and age, no one can deny the all-pervading influence of social media on our lives. Similarly, one such social media app that is enjoying a lot of popularity is TikTok. TikTok is a short-form, video-creating platform that allows users to create and share videos. Recently, UFC color commentator Joe Rogan discussed TikTok being addictive on his podcast.

On the podcast, Rogan said, “The girls, they get together and they do dances and they like to memorize dances and sync it to music. And then, they are watching all these other people TikTok-ing.”

He further added, “It’s like TikTok just hits you with video after video and they just get you hooked...You open that app up and it’s like, you’re already like, ohhh movement. Things are happening and this is what they’re trying to do, I believe, with Instagram.”

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Video creating has definitely grown over the years. Like how Rogan shared his views about TikTok being addictive, the veteran UFC color commentator once also had some other views to share about the app.

Joe Rogan called TikTok sketchy

The growth of TikTok in the world, especially among the youth, is notable. While many people have different views about the app, podcast host Joe Rogan once labeled the app to be ‘sketchy.’

On his podcast, Rogan said, “I exist on TikTok, but it’s not me.” The veteran color commentator said that someone uploads his content on TikTok. Rogan felt he should step in and do something on TikTok, but he said, “TikTok is such a sketchy fu****g application.”

The veteran color commentator spoke about the breakdown by software engineers, which showed how intrusive TikTok is. Speaking about it, Rogan said, “They said it is the single most disturbing piece of software they’ve ever had to back engineer.” The reason behind it was because of the amount of cross-platform spying it does, said Rogan.

Rogan also narrated a story of his friend talking to a lady. Rogan’s friend and the lady were having a conversation. As Rogan’s friend looked at her phone, TikTok suggested her. Rogan said, “So TikTok knew that her, and this lady were next to each other physically because their phones were next to each other. So, TikTok suggested that she should follow that lady.”

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