šŸƒCannamoms Struggle Against TikTokā€™s Weed Rules

CREATOR ECONOMY NEWSLETTER

Issue 49 | July 12, 2022

TikTokā€™s cannamoms have been celebrated for their mission to break the stigma around mothers who smoke weed. A search for the hashtag #cannamom once garnered countless videos that racked up millions of views. However, in recent months, the platform has completely banned #cannamom, which was a vital way for mothers to find each other. Struggling against constant community guidelines strikes and bans, the appā€™s cannamoms have begun taking their communities elsewhere. Passionfruit contributor Grace Griffin spoke with a few of them to see how theyā€™ve maintained their bonds on and offline, and to find out how they navigate hostile platforms.

– Daysia Tolentino, Passionfruit Editor

SUBCULT FOLLOWING

Faced with harsh censorship, TikTok cannamoms fight against the stigma around weed and motherhood

ā€œTheyā€™re separating us because they know that weā€™re louder in numbers.ā€

By Grace Griffin, Passionfruit Contributor

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TIPS & TRICKS

4 million followers and one EP later, Addison Grace successfully used the power of TikTok to market their music

This week, we caught up with Addison Grace (@graceful.addison), a singer-songwriter who harnessed TikTok to market his music and grow his fanbase. 

By Grace Stanley, Passionfruit Reporter

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TOOLS REVIEW

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By Rachel Kiley, Passionfruit Contributor

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TIKTOK MADE ME DO IT

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