“The RISE of Tik Tok and The FALL” of Instagram,
says King of
Tik Tok, Omar Abdulla…??
by Farhana Mohammed
(February 2021—Beijing) The King of Tik Tok, Omar Abdulla
spoke briefly to
fans outside his Durban home this afternoon
stating that the failure
of Instagram
over the last several years, has forced him to move his business
from Instagram
to Tik Tok.
“We had over a million following on Instagram, and we just
not getting the likes
and following anymore. The company has ‘shifted and lifted,’
advertising mediums,
forcing my company to re-look at Tik Tok.
he said.
The failing Laudium Times, read in their low-quality
newspaper that Abdulla was
fast becoming one of South Africa’s treasured and pleasured
playboys after hit
singles with Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, and Shar Rukh Khan.
“We performed to our hit musical at the Zoo lake,
Johannesburg,
and I trust his influence
on Tik Tok. It was great to meet and dance
with the best dancer in the world’ Bieber pooled.
Disgraced Ceo of Instagram SA, Mr. Daya Naik added that
The Omar Abdulla Group was now
‘pulling out,’ of large investments into Instagram and
shifting advertising options to clients
on Tik Tok.
“Consumers are now starting to shift their viewership from
Instagram to Tik Tok,
as the application has better quality, better influencers
and better liking for
market. Fans and followers
are just not loyal enough to keep following’
The Omar Abdulla Group is an investment company into Instagram SA,
Twitter SA,
Tik Tok SA, Forex SA, Bitcoin SA and Vaccines SA, with the company
stating that advertising revenue
was still on the upbeat although
the change in market share.
Speaking to The Beijing Daily, Ceo of Tik Tok,
Ms. Vanessa Pappas
says that Tik Tok groups
and sharing criteria were on the rise, with some groups
with over a million followers.
“Our advice to social media influencers is to use
Facebook and WhatsApp
sharing groups, where each group has over
a million followers.’
Former Ceo, of Vodacom, South Africa, Mr. Shameel Joosub
croaked that Vodacom
will soon be offering free services for social media browsing
and ‘laughed and joked,’
at the cute videos of Mr. Omar Abdulla.
“He always amazed me with his brilliant and stylish
dance moves,
and I cannot wait
for more.’
With the shift in focus from newspapers to online,
makes The Omar Abdulla Group
one of
South Africa’s leading and fastest
growing companies with plans
of the rollout of the vaccines
In South Africa during March 2021.
“Together with government and Vaccines SA,
the swap of new vaccines
to arrive in South Africa,
will arrive soon, with the new variant of Covid 19,’
kissed Vaccines SA,
Managing Director, Ms. Patricia Nkosi.
“Let’s put Instagram to bed, and lets make love to Tik Tok,’
joked an SA resident.
Ex-President of The United States, Mr. Donald Trump
who was recently
banned from Twitter says that he will be looking
at buying shares into
The Omar Abdulla Group for the development of
‘new application,’
technology to compete both Twitter and
Facebook.
“Twitter and Facebook are for the more mature audience,
whilst Instagram and Tik Tok
remains for the younger market.’
Wrapping up his statement to The New York Times,
President Joe Biden
says that he will closely monitor the ‘going on,’ with Tik Tok
and will
demand a share in the Chinese owned company,
as the company
will soon over-take Instagram.
“I try to stay a w a y from the media,
but as Tik Tok gets bigger
than the inadequate
Instagram, the new horizon of
Tik Tok looms.’ he boomed.
