Michael Rapaport slams TikTok as 'dirty' and 'biased' platform
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Michael Rapaport slammed TikTok in a rant shared on the Chinese-owned platform. TikTok went dark on Jan. 18 before returning service to United States users the next day.
"You did it yourself, TikTok, TikTok-ers," Rapaport said as he launched into his rant. "You can say what you want about Elon Musk. You can say what you want about Zuckerberg. At least we have a face. At least we have people to complain to. We can tweet at them. We can DM them. We could put our face on wax and scream and yell at them." "We don't know who the f--- has been running this platform. This platform is dirty. This platform is biased. It's d--- near soft p--- on here. I've seen some crazy s--- on TikTok. You did it to yourself."
"We don't know who the f--- has been running this platform," he added. "This platform is dirty. This platform is biased. It's d--- near soft p--- on here. I've seen some crazy s--- on TikTok. You did it to yourself."
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