Beauty influencers are often sharing their Ulta dupes for popular Dior products and fashion influencers can be seen sharing their thrift finds that function as dupes for trending styles. But the popularity of dupe content on TikTok has now catalyzed a trend mocking the way content creators make videos about their favorite dupes-especially in the beauty and fashion industries. YPulse told you how Gen Z and Millennials love a good luxury dupe, or even dupes for items that aren’t considered high-end but are still too expensive for their inflation-riddled wallets. I wouldn’t be surprised if it falls off the face of the Earth one day and its teenage users look back on their actions on that app and squirm from embarrassment.This week on TikTok: There’s a DUPE for everything Both people on the outside of their phones couldn’t be more frustrated.Īs a whole, Snapchat is overrated and doesn’t deserve the hype it gets. I have heard of friends “communicating” with others through Snapchat for weeks at a time without saying a single word. The lack of valuable communication doesn’t provide a satisfactory relationship and the other features are mimicking TikTok and iMessage, both of which are much more user-friendly than Snapchat. My experience on Snapchat for the short time I have had it is underwhelming and leads me to the conclusion that the app is completely overrated. Additionally, the privacy feature makes users act with more freedom to make inappropriate or derogatory posts, specifically in younger users who have not fully grasped the importance of digital footprint: even with the 24-hour feature, this could pose a major threat. I have nothing to post or say that needs to be deleted shortly after it is posted. This seems to be what users cherish the most about the app, but I truly don’t find this feature valuable at all. Snaps and chats get deleted twenty-four hours after they post, and if a user chooses to screenshot another user’s Snap, the other user gets a notification. One of the most important and unique features of Snapchat is the privacy that the app seems to provide. Stories show snippets of people’s lives as pictures or videos that they share with a group of people rather than a select person.Ĭhat is essentially the same as texting, and the map allows you to track people who have their location turned on (the fact that this is even a part of the app is weird to me), and spotlight is videos-similar to the app TikTok. It’s honestly ingenious: the more you snap, the more traction the app gets, and the more it profits. Streaks create an incentive for users to continuously snap one particular person to build up a streak, as shown by a flame emoji next to their name. Some features of Snapchat include streaks, stories, chat, map, and spotlight. For the few that don’t know, Snapchat is a mobile app that allows you to send pictures to people as a form of communicating, instead of using words as you would when texting. After all, the app was all anyone could talk about. When I downloaded it, I thought that it would be a miracle for socializing.
Until recently, I never thought it was important or necessary, but I didn’t want to be left out of funny stories and important discussions. A little late I know, compared to the majority of its audience that seemed to have had it since the age of twelve. I downloaded Snapchat about two weeks ago as a junior in high school.
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