Sam Andrews Spills the Tea About Being TikTok Famous (Part One)
In this first part of my video interview with the legendary viral acting phenomenon Sam Andrews (@samueljeffersonandrews), we discuss:
- What brought him to TikTok, and how he became TikTok famous
- Surprising facts about him that most people don't know
- How TikTok affects people's egos
- How he feels about confidence and success
- Tips for healing from heartbreak
- What to do if you aren't very popular, successful or confident yet
Please leave comments here and tell your friends about this post. Most people on TikTok don't see this side of Sam, because of the time constraints on the vids there, and he can't always see your comments on TikTok as he gets so many, so let him know in the comments how you feel about him now you know him better.
Also, let me know who else you'd love to see/hear interviewed.
Keep grinning,
Rebecca💖
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P.P.S. Here’s Sam’s YouTube channel
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Author
Rebecca Bardess
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Rebecca has written social media magazine columns for Writing Magazine and two magazines in the entrepreneurship industry.
She coaches celebrities, entrepreneurs, and creatives from around the world. This gives her insights into what really happens when you become MORE than 'TikTok Famous’.
One of the first social media influencers, Rebecca won the Ms Twitter influencer contest (beating all the Kardashians) a decade ago, and was a Finalist in The Shorty Awards, beating JK Rowling in the Literature category.
She was also one of the original Dot Com Pioneers, and her cat was one of the first lolcats on the web before the term 'lolcat' was a thing. Rebecca turned her into a gif with flashing eyes that told fortunes on a celebrity blog in 1999.
Random trivia:
She was invited to a party in Johnny Depp’s room in a hotel once, but turned him down because she was having too much fun singing for a bunch of BAFTA Award winners at an aftershow party.
She had pizza with Stephen Fry and interviewed him for a student newspaper in 1997. They’re still friends.
She is camera shy but that didn’t stop Google randomly roping her into testing live-streaming tech for SIX YEARS so you’d be able to go live on places like YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok.
Music for TikToks
If you tag me on TikTok (TheRebeccaBardess) you can use snippets of my music (up to 1 min) on TikTok.
If you're looking to act one out, I constantly get positive feedback about Falling Forward, so you might want to start there.
Please tag me if you use my music. Thanks.
