Seniors Sweep TikTok

On March 23rd, older adults are taking over TikTok with huge followings and creative content that hooks millions.

Take Anthony Hopkins, the two-time Oscar winner, with 3.7 million followers.

He shares raw Shakespeare recitals, paintings, and piano pieces without any filters or explanations.

A recent AARP survey shows 73% of people 50 and older are active on social media, proving the audience and talent are both.

Booming, creators like 94-year-old Lillian Droniac have exploded in popularity, racking of 14.9 million followers with her sharp dating, advice, and funeral rules.

Then there's 89-year-old British Granddad Joe, whose family-friendly dances and comedy have 9 million fans since going viral in the pandemic.

These seniors are bridging generations, delighting younger viewers with humor, heart, and real-life wisdom.

Accounts like Grandpa and Grandma Chan started to connect with their grandkids, but now draw 2.6 million followers watching them cook Korean.

Dishes and tackle gadgets as a loving couple.

Fitness star Joe McDonald joined at 70 to fight health issues, and now inspires over a million with her transformation journey, showing results.

Through hard work, Hopkins even marked his sobriety milestone in a New Year's video that got 458,000 likes.

This wave of senior creators, proves age, doesn't limit fun or influence online, and they're just getting started with fresh content keeping fans coming.

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