10-24-2025, 06:48 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-29-2025, 12:13 PM by evelyngrace.)
Hi everyone,
I’ve been noticing how TikTok trends are shaping the way many young Malaysians talk, dress, and even think about certain social issues. From viral slang to local “influencers,” it feels like the app has a huge impact on daily life — sometimes in positive ways, but sometimes maybe not so much.
Lately, there’s also been talk about alternative versions of the app, like TikTok 18 — a platform that focuses more on mature content and has become popular among adults looking for a different kind of entertainment experience. You can even find more details about it on tiktok18mod. While it’s meant for adult users, its rising popularity has sparked discussions about online safety, age restrictions, and how such apps might influence younger audiences indirectly.
Do you think TikTok — and apps like TikTok 18 — are having too much influence on Malaysian youth culture, or is this just part of how modern social media evolves? How do you see it affecting values, lifestyle, or even local businesses here?
Would love to hear your opinions — especially from parents, teachers, or anyone observing this change closely.
I’ve been noticing how TikTok trends are shaping the way many young Malaysians talk, dress, and even think about certain social issues. From viral slang to local “influencers,” it feels like the app has a huge impact on daily life — sometimes in positive ways, but sometimes maybe not so much.
Lately, there’s also been talk about alternative versions of the app, like TikTok 18 — a platform that focuses more on mature content and has become popular among adults looking for a different kind of entertainment experience. You can even find more details about it on tiktok18mod. While it’s meant for adult users, its rising popularity has sparked discussions about online safety, age restrictions, and how such apps might influence younger audiences indirectly.
Do you think TikTok — and apps like TikTok 18 — are having too much influence on Malaysian youth culture, or is this just part of how modern social media evolves? How do you see it affecting values, lifestyle, or even local businesses here?
Would love to hear your opinions — especially from parents, teachers, or anyone observing this change closely.