Gaither (left) posing with one of her former students, Melia Scott, regarding the popular TikTok app. Students love the app and Gaither uses it in her teaching. — The Baltimore Sun/TNS
BALTIMORE: In candid moments, teens may concede they spend too many hours scrolling on TikTok, and acknowledge that the wildly popular app can feel frivolous.
But TikTok – a video sharing app for a generation that keeps little to itself – is inspiring ardent loyalty from users who say its dance videos and candid expressions of teen reality help them feel connected during the socially limiting coronavirus pandemic.
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