Citations:TikTokification

Noun: "the process of becoming more like TikTok"

 * 2020, Masha Borak, "Short video apps like TikTok are changing entertainment in China", The South China Morning Post, 16 January 2020:
 * The Tiktokification of video streaming is just the latest trend upending entertainment


 * 2021, "Preface", in Handbook of Research on Advanced Research Methodologies for a Digital Society (eds. Angela Delli Paoli & Gabriella Punziano), page viii:
 * It is the case for example of the diary method which is evolving in video diary thanks to the mass diffusion of smart devices and the TikTokification which allowed the proliferation of short video format.
 * 2022, Jennifer Natalya Fink, All Our Families: Disability Lineage and the Future of Kinship, page 82:
 * The TikTok-ification of the freak show restages this sideshow inside the family while broadcasting it across the globe.
 * 2022, Nick Bonyhady, "In 2022, every app wants to be TikTok", The Sydney Morning Herald, 20 May 2022:
 * The TikTokification of social media is gathering pace though you won’t hear a word about it from Instagram.
 * 2022, Brian Contreras, "Facebook is in trouble. Its escape plan: Turn into TikTok", Los Angeles Times, 27 July 2022:
 * Even before Zuckerberg doubled down on it Wednesday, the increasing TikTokification of Instagram was stirring users’ ire.
 * 2022, Boone Ashworth, "Google Maps Gets More Bike-Friendly", Wired, 30 July 2022:
 * Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg have both defended the TikTokification of their apps, telling users that the company’s usage data shows this experience is what they really want anyway.
 * 2022, "Challenging times; new opportunities", Gambling Insider, page 44:
 * We even had YouTube Jake Paul calling for the 'TikTokification ' of sports betting.
 * 2023, J. Clara Chan & Evan Nicole Brown, "Spotify Unveils Major Redesign With Vertical Home Feed", The Hollywood Reporter, 8 March 2023:
 * The TikTokification of Spotify has begun.

Noun: "the process of being influenced by TikTok"

 * 2020, Lance Conzett, "Best Hip-Hop EP: Lackhoney, Sweets", Nashville Scene, 15 October 2020 - 28 October 2020, page 124:
 * Detractors might say that 30-second songs can only say so much, and that they only contribute to the TikTokification of youth culture.
 * 2021, Akhilesh Huria, "Dona Review: Three Stars", The Beaver (London School of Economics), 12 October 2021, page 17:
 * The result of the TikTokification of music can be seen in Certified Boy Lover's recently released Certified Lover Boy, with Glizzy sleeping through 21 tracks of Made-for-E-boy shit.
 * 2021, Immy Jones, "This Quarter In Social", Benchmark, Winter 2021/2022, page 15:
 * It's been an interesting few months to say the least, with "snackable content" being at the forefront of social media trends thanks to the seeming Tiktokification of the industry, and online shopping experiences like we've never seen before.
 * 2022, Abby Neff, "'TikTokification of female musicians causes controversy between fans, musicians", The Post (Ohio University), 17 March 2022, page 14:
 * TikTok has changed the way people discover music. The social media platform has propelled the careers of artists like Olivia Rodrigo, Lucy Dacus and Clairo. Despite the success, some fans believe the "TikTokification" of the "sad girl" trope of these female artists is getting old.
 * 2022, Bill Donahue, "Slacker Owes SoundExchange $10M IN Unpaid Royalties, Judge Rules", Billboard Bulletin, 18 October 2022, page 11:
 * Earlier this year, Davis spoke with Billboard about his success with Lizzo and the changes in the industry — such as the TikTokification of artist promo — since the release of her first album.
 * 2022, Lola Jacob, "Live show ettiquette... Is this why we can't have nice things?", Nova, Winter 2022, page 3:
 * This all comes eerily soon alongside the rise of the 'tiktokification ' of 'sad girl' female artists like Mitski, Clairo, Phoebe Bridgers, and more recently, Lucy Dacus.
 * 2023, Delia Cai, "In the Age of TikTok, True Crime Goes Live", Vanity Fair, 19 January 2023:
 * If we’re looking at the long road of the TikTokification of crime stories, the case of the Idaho murders marks a juncture where online theories have begun to regularly crystallize into real-world consequences.
 * 2023, Chloe Hares, "Multifaceted music: engaging young fans in politics", Palatinate (Durham University), 9 February 2023, page 10:
 * The tiktokification of The 1975 has really done them a favour in putting them on the pop culture map, but as this band of just four men from Cheshire really changed their branding in light of this, or has it just been finally uncovered?