TikTok的粉丝们再次向特朗普宣战！刷负评阻碍其竞选活动

TikTok-tivists又来了！过去几天，成千上万的TikTok用户涌入App Store, 对特朗普的2020年竞选应用进行负面评价。根据追踪公司Sensor Tower的数据，仅在周三，就有700条负面评论被留在特朗普2020官方竞选应用上，而相应的正面评论只有26条。TikTok的粉丝正在用自己的方式反击特朗普，因为他曾威胁要禁止这款由中国的Bytedance Ltd.拥有的应用。TikTok在美国的青少年中大受欢迎，而在COVID-19大流行的情况下，特朗普试图夺走他们关键的社交和娱乐中心的想法引起了青少年们的愤怒。

“对于Z世代和千禧一代来说，TikTok是我们的俱乐部，特朗普威胁到了他。如果他要惹我们，我们就会惹他。“来自加州的19岁TikTok用户Yori Blacc说，他也加入了反对特朗普2020竞选应用的抗议活动。Blacc说，这个运动是由一位很受欢迎的TikTok用户DeJuan Booker发起的，他在周三呼吁他的75万名追随者反击特朗普。他发布了一个关于如何降低应用程序评级的步骤入门，获得了560万的浏览量。在TikTok上化名为@unusualbeing的布克说："Z世代不会不战而降，我们开战吧。"

美国的年轻人们正在寻找让自己的声音被听到的方法，尽管他们中的一些人还不能投票。这是热爱TikTok的年轻人们第二次试图阻碍特朗普2020年的竞选活动。上一次就发生在上个月，那次许多年轻人通过TikTok组织报名特朗普在俄克拉荷马州塔尔萨市举行的首次竞选集会，但最后却故意全都没有出现，使得该次集会出席率低于预期。

The TikTok-tivists are at it again. Thousands of users of the popular video app flocked to the Apple App Store in the last few days to flood U.S. President Donald Trump’s 2020 campaign app with negative reviews. On Wednesday alone 700 negative reviews were left on the Official Trump 2020 app and 26 positive ones, according to tracking firm Sensor Tower. TikTok fans are retaliating for Trump’s threats of banning the app, which is owned by China’s Bytedance Ltd. and is hugely popular in the U.S., especially among teens. The thought of taking away a key social and entertainment hub in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic has led to outrage.

“For Gen Z and Millennials, TikTok is our clubhouse and Trump threatened it,” said Yori Blacc, a 19-year-old TikTok user in California who joined in the app protest. “If you’re going to mess with us, we will mess with you.” Blacc said the movement gained steam Wednesday when a popular TikTok user, DeJuan Booker, called on his 750,000 followers to seek revenge. He posted a step-by-step primer on how to degrade the app’s rating, notching 5.6 million views. “Gen Z don’t go down without a fight,” said Booker, who goes by @unusualbeing on TikTok. “Let’s go to war.”

Young people are looking for ways to make their voices heard, even if some of them can’t yet vote. Last month, many young people organized through TikTok to sign up to attend Trump’s first post-shutdown campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, but then didn’t show up. The Trump campaign denied the online organizing effort contributed to lower-than-expected attendance.  source

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新冠疫情追踪

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境外势力石锤

不能忍啊 有什么海外华人可以做的吗