By: Jhoemz Vercide |

With the massive trappings of technology in today’s world, there’s no doubt that we Filipinos sees it as a sense of enjoyment. We tend to depend our daily lives on it as if it’s a vital part of our system.

Many of you have probably heard about the famous application originated from China, TikTok, it is a social media app that lets users create and share 15-second videos of themselves. It’s got all kinds of filters, speed adjustments, and music backgrounds, and has gotten so popular that even the so-called feeling centennials got hooked on it.

It has served as the launchpad of a diverse array of local creators. In 2020, Tiktok has leveled up its users.

Recently, a 48-year-old Filipino mom named Josephine Murillo Ancheta has gone viral by uploading her Tiktok videos in her Facebook account and even featured in a segment at Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho.

Ancheta found her new past time in the form of Tiktok while she’s in the sari-sari store to make the most of her time.

While waiting for his passengers in the terminal, a 46-year-old tricycle driver from Bataan found a new hobby in Tiktok to productively kill boredom as he told in his interview.

His TikTok videos gone viral and truly the crowd went gaga as he has shown his ‘kengkoy’ side.

The two had a mini Tiktok collab in a segment at Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho and ecstatically love to do more. Despite the age, they’re willing to create more contents to make their viewers happy.

On March 28, Tiktok Philippines has prepared an event for all Pinoy TikTokers out there called #GenerationTikTokPH.

Filipinos are truly among the huge fans of the application, in fact, last 2018, TikTok in the Philippines with campaigns such as the 1 Million Audition that garnered 12,506 entries and 220,312,884 views, giving everyone a chance not only to capture moments that matter in their lives, but celebrating diversity and creativity through content.