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Who should buy TikTok? Mark Z or Musk? What about Trump?

 January 12, 2025

Who should buy TikTok once it is banned in the United States? Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, and Donald Trump. 

The U.S Government banned Chinese-owned social media giant TikTok citing national security concerns. The Chinese owners appealed the ban.  The U.S. Supreme Court will most likely uphold the  ban. 

If you can't beat them, join them. If you can't join them, buy them. If you can ban them, buy them. 

TikTok is the most addictive video sharing platform and as suchc one of the most valuable social media companies in the world. By banning the company due to its Chinese ownership, we could see a forced sale at a bargain price. 

Who should take advantage of this opportunity? Any American company or billionaire who can. 

Meta would be the most logical buyer because Meta reigns the social media industry. Meta was very worried initially about the surprising rise of TikTok. Meta immediately copied TikTok's AI algorithms in Reels, Meta's copy of TikTok. The move was successful. To be fair, Chinese social media companies have been copying Meta for decades since its inception and rise. What goes around comes around. 

South African and naturalized U.S. citizen, Elon Musk, riches person in the world and best buddy of American president-elect Donald Trump, should also bid for ownership of TikTok. Acquiring TikTok would make Musk the most powerful man in media. But he should not go alone on buying TikTok. Musk should partner with the Trump Media and Technology Company to acquire TikTok.

We'll see what these entrepreneurs and others decide to do. Another strategy is to let TikTok banned in the US without any American company acquiring its operations in the United States. TikTok geta so much "eyeballs" in attention real estate and is thus so valuable that it's unfathomable to believe that no one will buy it from the Chinese. 

TikTok will be banned in the United States because it's a Chinese-owned media company. An American company will acquire it to get the ban lifted and continue making money from Americans addicted to AI-powered video sharing social media. As Meta and DJT investors, we hope that Mark Z, Musk and Trump find ways to get their greedy hands into the American spinoff of TikToKUS. 

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