“NEW SPECIES” TikTok Trend

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LOOK: NEW TIKTOK TREND CALLED “NEW SPECIES

A 20-year-old student named Rizzel Ann Castrobal, a second-year student at Bulacan State University, went viral after posting a Tik Tok video. She uses her account to post random things, mostly tik tok trends.

After she posted the video online she didn't expect that it'll go viral since she posted it just for fun, the video reached 2.7 million views and 285.3k likes on tiktok.

She said “the video reached 3M views which became popular to the point na nakarating yung video sa facebook”

It has reached 7.4k likes, 1.9k comments and 7.1k shares on a facebook post “actually no, it's just happend na may trend which is yung saurus species and yung video kasi originally concept of a debutant walking down the stairs and also happend na si Vince ay galing ng cr”

Until now, the TikTok video has been gaining likes and comments on TikTok. 



TikTok Acc: https://www.tiktok.com/@its.rizzel_ann?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc  

TikTok Video: https://www.tiktok.com/@its.rizzel_ann/video/7307075188934429957  

 




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