When E! announced the end of Keeping Up with the Kardashians earlier this year, some people were quick to announce the death of reality TV as we know it—but they couldn’t have been more wrong. Guilty pleasure reality shows are alive and kicking, and they’ll be going stronger than ever in 2021.

The Bachelor, Survivor, and 90-Day Fiancé have been thriving this year, and many new players entered the reality TV scene as well. After years of giving us prestige dramas and inventive comedies, major streamers came to terms with the fact that reality TV is much more addictive and comes with a lower price tag.

The Circle and Love Is Blind premiered on Netflix this year and found such an enormous success that they’ve been renewed for additional two seasons. This streaming giant is plotting at least 10 reality shows for 2021 at the moment, and we’re expecting this list will get much longer in the months to come.

To make the whole thing even more amazing, Netflix won’t be the only major streamer relying on reality TV next year. Hulu signed a multi-year partnership with the Kardashians after their departure from E!, and they’re also plotting a series that will center on TikTok stars Dixie and Charli D’Amelio and the rest of their family.

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TikTok influencers are slowly becoming celebrities in their own right and many A-listers are trying to hitch their wagon to their star. That’s why it’s not unusual to see popular TikTokers making cameos in the music videos released by the biggest stars on the modern pop scene and here’s a few who’ve done it already.

Charli D’Amelio

After appearing in the epic visual for the double single “Pa’ Ti + Lonely” by Jennifer Lopez and Maluma, TikTok’s biggest star joined forces with Bebe Rexha and Doja Cat in the time-traveling visual for “Baby, I’m Jealous”—and she wasn’t alone!

Avani Gregg

The playful visual for “Baby, I’m Jealous” was a star-studded spectacle and it also featured an appearance from D’Amelio’s close friend Avani Gregg and beauty guru Nikita Dragun.

Loren Gray

Taylor Swift was casting TikTok influencers in her music videos before it was cool. Loren Gray was one of many stars who made a cameo in her groundbreaking visual for “The Man”.

Haley Sharpe was responsible for starting the viral TikTok dance that put Doja Cat’s smash hit “Say So” on the map and it was a true delight to see her in the music video for this song.

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TikTok gave rise to many new stars who found overnight success thanks to this platform. Filming funny videos and dance challenges is no longer enough for them, and some of TikTok’s most popular influencers are currently branching out in new directions.

Addison Rae

Addison Rae topped Forbes’ list of highest paying TikTok stars after working with several major brands, including Reebok and L’Oréal. She also started a merch store and beauty brand Item Beauty and is currently getting ready to make her acting debut in She’s All That remake.

Charli D’Amelio

Charli D’Amelio’s enormous TikTok success led to collaborations with several major brands. Most recently, she launched her own Dunkin’ drink, wrote a book titled Essentially Charlie, and released a Morphe makeup collection with her sister Dixie.

Dixie D’Amelio

Speaking of Dixie D’Amelio, she’s one of many TikTok starts trying to build a music career. Her debut single “Be Happy” hit no. 1 on Billboard’s Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart, and she went on to release a remix with Blackbear and Lil Mosey. Shortly after dropping this song, she signed a deal with music label HitCo Entertainment.

The post TikTok Influencers Are Branching Out into New Directions appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

When E! announced the end of Keeping Up with the Kardashians earlier this year, some people were quick to announce the death of reality TV as we know it—but they couldn’t have been more wrong. Guilty pleasure reality shows are alive and kicking, and they’ll be going stronger than ever in 2021.

The Bachelor, Survivor, and 90-Day Fiancé have been thriving this year, and many new players entered the reality TV scene as well. After years of giving us prestige dramas and inventive comedies, major streamers came to terms with the fact that reality TV is much more addictive and comes with a lower price tag.

The Circle and Love Is Blind premiered on Netflix this year and found such an enormous success that they’ve been renewed for additional two seasons. This streaming giant is plotting at least 10 reality shows for 2021 at the moment, and we’re expecting this list will get much longer in the months to come.

To make the whole thing even more amazing, Netflix won’t be the only major streamer relying on reality TV next year. Hulu signed a multi-year partnership with the Kardashians after their departure from E!, and they’re also plotting a series that will center on TikTok stars Dixie and Charli D’Amelio and the rest of their family.

The post Reality TV is Here to Stay & Will Be Going Stronger Than Ever in 2021 appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

TikTok influencers are slowly becoming celebrities in their own right and many A-listers are trying to hitch their wagon to their star. That’s why it’s not unusual to see popular TikTokers making cameos in the music videos released by the biggest stars on the modern pop scene and here’s a few who’ve done it already.

Charli D’Amelio

After appearing in the epic visual for the double single “Pa’ Ti + Lonely” by Jennifer Lopez and Maluma, TikTok’s biggest star joined forces with Bebe Rexha and Doja Cat in the time-traveling visual for “Baby, I’m Jealous”—and she wasn’t alone!

Avani Gregg

The playful visual for “Baby, I’m Jealous” was a star-studded spectacle and it also featured an appearance from D’Amelio’s close friend Avani Gregg and beauty guru Nikita Dragun.

Loren Gray

Taylor Swift was casting TikTok influencers in her music videos before it was cool. Loren Gray was one of many stars who made a cameo in her groundbreaking visual for “The Man”.

Haley Sharpe was responsible for starting the viral TikTok dance that put Doja Cat’s smash hit “Say So” on the map and it was a true delight to see her in the music video for this song.

The post TikTok Stars are Showing Up in A-List Music Videos appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

TikTok gave rise to many new stars who found overnight success thanks to this platform. Filming funny videos and dance challenges is no longer enough for them, and some of TikTok’s most popular influencers are currently branching out in new directions.

Addison Rae

Addison Rae topped Forbes’ list of highest paying TikTok stars after working with several major brands, including Reebok and L’Oréal. She also started a merch store and beauty brand Item Beauty and is currently getting ready to make her acting debut in She’s All That remake.

Charli D’Amelio

Charli D’Amelio’s enormous TikTok success led to collaborations with several major brands. Most recently, she launched her own Dunkin’ drink, wrote a book titled Essentially Charlie, and released a Morphe makeup collection with her sister Dixie.

Dixie D’Amelio

Speaking of Dixie D’Amelio, she’s one of many TikTok starts trying to build a music career. Her debut single “Be Happy” hit no. 1 on Billboard’s Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart, and she went on to release a remix with Blackbear and Lil Mosey. Shortly after dropping this song, she signed a deal with music label HitCo Entertainment.

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