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The Young Women Who Make TikTok Weep

Songwriters who have found success on the app via emotional catharsis have expanded its range, and piqued the music industry’s interest.

Jaime Molina for The New York Times
Author: Jaime Molina for The New York Times

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Jaime Molina for The New York Times

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Drivers License (Song), Gayle (2004- ), Gregson-MacLeod, Katie, Jean, Sadie, McAlpine, Lizzy, Pop and Rock Music, Rodrigo, Olivia (2003- ), Social Media, Spencer-Smith, Lauren, TikTok (ByteDance)
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