[00:03 - 00:29]Before joining Smosh, the speaker hardly used social media

[00:29 - 00:47]They know the Wopdance but can't execute it yet

[00:47 - 01:33]They enjoy singing for fun but struggle with singing well

[01:33 - 01:55]The speaker gets very angry when they do poorly in Fall Guys

[02:07 - 02:28]They play Fall Guys in the morning and it can either start their day off great or make them furious

[02:50 - 03:26]The speaker gets very angry when they do poorly in Fall Guys

[03:46 - 04:05]They remember the game Flappy Bird causing people to get into physical fights

[04:28 - 04:33]They play Fall Guys in the morning and it can either start their day off great or make them furious

[04:33 - 04:40]They joke about fighting but then clarify they won't actually fight

[04:40 - 05:18]The speakers and Shane discuss TikTok and Vine, and their impact on the video app industry

[04:55 - 05:01]They are excited to discuss these topics today, and mention the game Bugsnax briefly.

[05:01 - 06:02]There are some questions and unpopular opinions regarding TikTok and its relation to Vine.

[06:02 - 06:25]They discuss how Vine changed internet comedy and comedic timing.

[06:25 - 07:16]TikTok can be overwhelming and addictive due to the rapid fire content and data mining.

[06:39 - 07:59]The speaker's for you page includes political content and they believe that the for you pages of others at Smosh would be different.

[08:21 - 08:35]They caution against self-diagnosing based on TikTok content.

[08:35 - 08:49]The speaker's for you page includes cursed content, educational videos, and a lot of cat videos.

[08:50 - 09:24]They discuss what TikTok is and how it works.

[09:24 - 11:25]TikTok can be overwhelming and addictive due to the rapid fire content and data mining.

[10:44 - 11:07]The speaker's for you page includes strange and chaotic content, such as an old man in a truck and an 89-year-old man talking about joining the army.

[11:25 - 12:42]Self-diagnosing is unreliable and it's important to seek professional help.

[12:42 - 14:31]The speaker's for you page includes strange and chaotic content, such as an old man in a truck and an 89-year-old man talking about joining the army.

[13:11 - 16:21]The speaker talks about finding TikToks with low likes and enjoying the more obscure content on the app

[13:19 - 14:38]They mention being scared by some of the TikToks they see and finding them strange

[14:10 - 14:31]They stopped making TikToks due to the beginning of protests and feeling strange about being silly during that time.

[14:16 - 15:36]They mention a popular TikToker who films videos on the toilet

[14:31 - 14:38]The speaker's for you page includes cursed content, educational videos, and a lot of cat videos.

[15:05 - 17:08]They mention being scared by some of the TikToks they see and finding them strange

[15:20 - 17:34]The speaker discusses their experience on social media platform Vine, mentioning that they sometimes come across videos with zero likes.

[15:29 - 16:27]They recall finding a video of a teenager attempting martial arts moves and being entertained by it, despite it not being well-executed.

[15:50 - 17:02]The speaker expresses their love for unironic videos, mentioning Brittany Broskie as someone who also enjoys them.

[17:08 - 18:32]The speaker mentions how Vine changed the landscape of fame and gave opportunities to people who may not have become famous otherwise.

[17:08 - 20:19]The speaker addresses questions from fans about their TikTok usage and their addiction to the app

[17:15 - 17:39]They compare TikTok to YouTube in 2008 and the viral videos that were popular then

[18:32 - 19:35]The speaker talks about finding TikToks with low likes and enjoying the more obscure content on the app

[18:32 - 19:44]They reflect on their own experience with social media, stating that they only started using it more after joining Smosh.

[18:56 - 19:55]The speaker talks about their own TikTok journey, starting with reposting Vines and then making their own content

[19:03 - 20:26]The speaker discusses their experience on social media platform Vine, mentioning that they sometimes come across videos with zero likes.

[19:56 - 22:22]The speaker mentions how Vine changed the landscape of fame and gave opportunities to people who may not have become famous otherwise.

[20:19 - 20:33]They mention seeing TikToks from all age groups and finding it to be a strength of the app

[20:26 - 22:17]The speaker discusses the shift in humor from mean and edgy to more ridiculous and silly, especially among Gen Z.

[20:41 - 22:22]The speaker disagrees with the idea that Vine started the trend of short comedic videos

[22:23 - 23:24]The speaker discusses their experience on social media platform Vine, mentioning that they sometimes come across videos with zero likes.

[22:23 - 24:59]The speaker talks about their own TikTok journey, starting with reposting Vines and then making their own content

[23:32 - 24:44]They mention their goal to create weird and unexpected content on TikTok.

[24:21 - 25:44]The speaker describes their experience on the "For You" page of TikTok

[24:51 - 27:18]They mention a conversation with Brittany Broskie, where she encouraged them to not care about what others think and just post whatever they find funny.

[25:06 - 25:11]The speaker discusses their experience on social media platform Vine, mentioning that they sometimes come across videos with zero likes.

[25:06 - 25:34]They mention a popular TikToker who films videos on the toilet

[25:11 - 25:57]The speaker references a comedian they admire who constantly deletes and creates new social media accounts.

[25:44 - 26:50]The speaker talks about finding TikToks with low likes and enjoying the more obscure content on the app

[26:16 - 26:26]They mention a conversation with Brittany Broskie, where she encouraged them to not care about what others think and just post whatever they find funny.

[26:26 - 27:26]The speaker expresses their admiration for Brittany Broskie and how fun she is to hang out with.

[26:26 - 28:15]They mention a popular TikToker who films videos on the toilet

[26:50 - 27:26]The speaker talks about finding TikToks with low likes and enjoying the more obscure content on the app

[27:33 - 28:03]The speaker discusses their more active period on TikTok and how they would often post before bed

[28:15 - 32:01]They mention using their platform for good and the challenges of balancing personal and professional content.

[28:34 - 30:04]The speaker discusses their desire to bring positivity to the chaotic year of 2020.

[30:46 - 33:48]They mention using their platform for good and the challenges of balancing personal and professional content.

[32:34 - 35:35]The speaker mentions the potential negative effects of constantly comparing oneself to others on social media.

[33:56 - 35:08]They mention a new diagnosis related to social media and the pressure to only showcase the best parts of one's life.

[34:29 - 37:10]The speaker talks about society's pressure to constantly consume and the impact it has on mental health.

[37:10 - 38:09]They mention the importance of self-care and actively choosing activities that will make you feel better in the long run.

[38:10 - 40:46]The speaker talks about their experience filming a TikTok video and mentions their coworker Rachel, who is in charge of social media.

[40:46 - 42:24]They discuss the debate around TikTok's influence on younger audiences and their own experience with the app.

[40:54 - 43:36]The speaker mentions the potential negative effects of constantly comparing oneself to others on social media.

[44:07 - 46:38]The speaker discusses their thoughts on TikTok, specifically the amount of unconventional content being posted on their "For You" page.

[44:24 - 45:26]They mention seeing a lot of men and women making fart and poop jokes, and express their appreciation for the normalization of different behaviors.

[44:38 - 47:21]The speaker also shares their theory about social media and how it has changed the concept of "peaking" in high school.

[46:21 - 48:03]The speaker emphasizes the importance of surrounding oneself with content that makes them happy, rather than feeling pressured to follow popular trends.

[47:21 - 49:01]The speaker also shares their theory about social media and how it has changed the concept of "peaking" in high school.

[49:02 - 52:36]The speaker discusses their thoughts on TikTok, specifically the amount of unconventional content being posted on their "For You" page.

[49:10 - 50:35]The speaker encourages people to use TikTok for fun and to post unconventional content without worrying about being judged.

[50:55 - 51:02]They discuss the diversity of content on TikTok and how they often come across videos in different languages.

[51:35 - 52:08]The speaker emphasizes the importance of surrounding oneself with content that makes them happy, rather than feeling pressured to follow popular trends.

[52:09 - 53:42]The speaker discusses their thoughts on TikTok, specifically the amount of unconventional content being posted on their "For You" page.

[53:21 - 55:00]They mention a specific person from their high school who became popular on Vine and how it affected their social dynamics.

[55:01 - 56:00]The speaker encourages people to use TikTok for fun and to post unconventional content without worrying about being judged.

[55:54 - 57:23]Inspiration from "weirder" TikTok content

[56:01 - 58:51]The speaker discusses their thoughts on TikTok, specifically the amount of unconventional content being posted on their "For You" page.

[56:29 - 58:02]Instagram's tendency to steal features from other social media apps (e.g. video from Vine, stories from Snapchat)

[58:02 - 1.00:03]Personal experience of feeling insecure and deleting TikTok posts

[58:09 - 59:51]Inspiration from "weirder" TikTok content

[58:28 - 59:10]Instagram's tendency to steal features from other social media apps (e.g. video from Vine, stories from Snapchat)

[59:11 - 59:32]Facebook's ambition to be the only social media app and its recent dating app

[59:33 - 1.00:28]Personal experience of feeling insecure and deleting TikTok posts

[1.00:28 - 1.01:53]Introduction of "Shoot Dude" segment where fans can share embarrassing stories

[1.01:53 - 1.03:48]Example of a fan accidentally saying they wanted to be an "exotic dancer" as a child

[1.03:28 - 1.04:43]Plans for future videos on fashion and buying each other outfits from a thrift store

[1.04:44 - 1.05:09]Example of a fan accidentally saying they wanted to be an "exotic dancer" as a child

[1.05:09 - 1.05:39]Inspiration from "weirder" TikTok content

[1.05:40 - 1.06:21]Disclaimer that the hosts are not social media experts

[1.06:21 - 1.07:19]Shane's return to the podcast studio after several months

[1.06:55 - 1.07:10]Reminder to give the podcast five stars and threat to not return if it receives a four star rating.