Describe someone born in the first Reagan term who uses TikTok

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Do such people exist?

[Tintrlvr]

A significant number of my friends (as someone born at the tail end of Reagan's second term who uses TikTok casually but not daily).

[Electric Circus]

Taylor Lorenz (disputed)

[Born to Slay. Forced to Work.]

I know people born in the Kennedy administration who use Tik Tok

[morgieb]

My sister was born during the Reagan admin (admittedly in his second term) and uses TikTok.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I know people born in the Kennedy administration who use Tik Tok

But those are Boomers. Elder Millennials are the most TikTok-hating age group.

[Born to Slay. Forced to Work.]

I know people born in the Kennedy administration who use Tik Tok

But those are Boomers. Elder Millennials are the most TikTok-hating age group.

I don’t know her exact age but there’s an Episcopal priest I follow who’s probably in the time frame you’re looking. I think under the desk news also is. Rep. Jeff Jackson has a pretty famous tik tok

[ProgressiveModerate]

I assume this question is specifically about US citizens. I mean they def exist on Tik-Tok. I think they fall into several categories (with some overlap):

1. People who are just really immature and are still functionally a young adult. Don't use tik-tok much, but on Instagram, which is a somewhat similar format, I sometimes see reels of a 50 year old ranting about politics as if they're 20 or something. I think sometimes, this is strategic because their older age gives them a level of credibility but because they act like a young person they connect with them well
2. Older people who may run a business or sell something, particularly if it's targeted towards a younger crowd. I know my mom falls into this category; she owns a small ballet business and uses social media like Instagram and Tik-Tok to try and attract customers even though she hates the platforms
3. A wholesome older person posting lighthearted content almost as like a grandmother or grandfather figure online.
4. Typically these people are a bit younger, but I often see a lot of Christian mom types starting these Instagrams and tik-toks about their "perfect" god-loving family
5. Someone who gets roped into it because of (younger) family

[pikachu]

someone who works in any comms/pr-related field

[Mr. Smith]

Digital nomads.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

1. People who are just really immature and are still functionally a young adult.

I mean, that's pretty much me, lol.

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Jeff Jackson.

[Samof94]

A parent of a teenager