Trump Claims He Quietly Saved TikTok, Suggests Gen Z Now Owes Him for the App’s Survival
October 7, 2025
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3:08Now PlayingTrump Claims He Quietly Saved TikTok, Suggests Gen Z Now Owes Him for the App’s Survival
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as posted by the channelU.S. President Donald Trump made his return to TikTok, telling his 15 million followers that he "saved" the platform and jokingly claimed Gen Z now owes him. The video marks his first post since rejoining the app. Vice President JD Vance also relaunched his TikTok presence, promising political updates mixed with humor. Both appearances signal a renewed push to engage younger voters directly through the app, as the 2024 political landscape continues to heat up.
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