TikTok's Collab Crib Stars Talk Challenges They've Faced on the App as Black Content Creators
TikTok renaissance continues to thrive, one group of content creators is holding their ground in increasingly challenging situations. The star power behind the Atlanta-based Collab Crib is rising above the injustices they've experienced while on the social media platform. Kaelyn Kastle, Kaychelle Dabney and Queen Khamyra open up to ET's Melicia Johnson about being Black creators on TikTok, cultural appropriation they've witnessed, and issues with the app's algorithm that they feel puts them at a disadvantage. «I do understand that Black creators are trendsetters for a lot of, you know, the content that is being produced on TikTok,» Kaelyn tells ET.