TikTok launched TikTok Pictures to compete with Instagram, which has spent years copying TikTok's video features. The speaker compares Meta and other tech giants to the Kardashians: they steal ideas openly, lobby to protect their theft, then claim the innovations as their own.
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So TikTok, instead of doubling down, instead of like just, you know, I guess, you know, saying, hey, I'ma sell, they decided to do me. They doubled down. Okay, that's what happened. When the court come after you, be like, oh yeah, for real? Oh, watch this. So you know what they did? They decided to launch another app to compete with Instagram. So now we're gonna have what they call TikTok Pictures. So people are gonna be posting photos only on this app in order to compete with Instagram because they've already beat Instagram in videos. And matter of fact, I think Instagram ended up taking the video feature from them and Snapchat, if I'm not mistaken. 'Cause you remember Instagram been stealing, they been taking things for a long time. This how you know Mark Zuckerberg and them are some kin to the Kardashians 'cause they don't mind taking right there in your face and then they will go lobby in the White House and tell people straight to your face that you stole they shit knowing that they done took your shit shit, like for real.