Washington Pengguna aplikasi Tik Tok dan peminat K-pop berperanan untuk memastikan perhimpunan politik pertama Presiden Amerika Syarikat (AS), Donald Trump di Tulsa, Oklahama tidak berjaya.
Ini menyebabkan tempat duduk di BOK Centre, arena tertutup di mana acara itu berlangsung menjadi lengang tanpa kehadiran orang ramai.
Pengurus kempen Trump, Brad Parscale berkata, terdapat sejuta permintaan sejuta untuk menghadiri perhimpunan berkenaan.Kebanyakan pengguna TikTok dikatakan mendaftar untuk menghadiri acara berkenaan.Penganjur pula hanya menggunakan nombor pendaftaran telefon bimbit sebagai tanda seseorang akan hadir dan tidak mengeluarkan tiket yang dicetak.
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