TikTok reveals top TikTokers of 2021: Khaby Lame, BTS, more TikTok: bts_official_bighit, khaby.lameTikTok boasts a slew of uber-popular content creators who have skyrocketed to online stardom on the viral video application\u2026 But who were the most popular TikTokers of the entire year? TikTok is one of the world\u2019s most popular social media platforms, and for good reason; the application has birthed a slew of creative trends and viral moments that have taken over the net. Since it\u2019s explosion in 2020, a slew of creators have risen to mainstream fame thanks to their exploits on TikTok \u2014 names like Bella Poarch and Charlie D\u2019Amelio come to mind. However, 2021 saw even ore growth for the viral video application, with new trends and creators popping up on the app. So, who saw the most growth this year, and who was the most popular TikToker of 2021? The site revealed its users who saw the most growth this year in its 2021 year-end report. Most followed TikTokers in 2021 # 5 \u2014 angryreactions If you\u2019re a regular on TikTok, you\u2019ve probably heard all about \u2018angryreactions.\u2019 Real name Oneya, this creator went viral this year after sharing uplifting messages in a seriously angry tone\u2026 and the dichotomy was nothing short of hilarious and endearing. Read More: TikTok reveals top videos from 2021 – Oneya made headlines after scoring 1 million TikTok followers in just 24 hours. The creator, who was once homeless, has become a veritable superstar thanks to his content, and we can\u2019t wait to see what life has in store for him next. Click here if TikTok fails to load. #4 \u2014 thedutchgoalkeeper Dutch football player Koen Geven saw a huge spike in growth on TikTok this year, thanks to his impressive videos that show off his goalkeeping skills. Geven\u2019s most popular videos see him test the effectiveness of various gloves for goalkeeping, and have earned him a sizable following\u2026 and even scored him a feature in a video game. Click here if TikTok fails to load. #3 \u2014 BTS Korean pop sensation BTS ranks number three in the world\u2019s biggest-growing TikTok accounts of 2021, and it\u2019s not hard to see why. The K-Pop group has been involved in a slew of viral moments this year, including the release of their popular McDonald\u2019s meal, inspiring TikTok\u2019s \u2018Boys in Luv\u2019 dance trend, and smashing YouTube records with their single \u2018Butter.\u2019 The official BTS TikTok account boasts a whopping 44 million followers. Click here if TikTok fails to load. #2 \u2014 Abby Roberts The beauty community has been a mainstay on the internet for some time now, and TikToker Abby Roberts smashed into the scene with her impressive makeup skills. From cosplaying popular characters to creating downright impressive replications of actual real-life celebrities, Abby Roberts\u2019 talents have earned her a jaw-dropping 1.4 billion likes. Click here if TikTok fails to load. #1 \u2014 Khaby Lame Charli D\u2019Amelio might be the most followed person on TikTok, but Khaby Lame isn\u2019t far behind. TikTok\u2019s resident life-hack debunker saw a huge surge in growth this year, at one point averaging a staggering 5 million follows per month. Now, Khaby is on track to dethrone Charli D\u2019Amelio as TikTok\u2019s most-followed account, running just behind Charli\u2019s 130 million followers at 122.9 million fans. Click here if TikTok fails to load. Khaby\u2019s nonplussed reactions to viral life-hack videos have earned him a shocking following, and only time will tell if he\u2019s able to topple Charli in the long run.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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