Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) uses current social media trends in a TikTok video to create an engaging and informative piece about their services.
Don't forget to follow the TRPbm Telegram channel for the latest and most relevant updates! Every time you open social media like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and others, you're sure to see content that's trending among most users. Once something becomes a trend, it's followed by the masses, especially the generation that frequently uses social media like ' Gen Z '. Trending content on social media can sometimes be entertaining and sometimes dangerous, even potentially fatal.
Therefore, as internet users, we need to be discerning in our choices. TNB's content grabbed attention by using the latest trends Recently, the national electricity supply company, Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB), garnered widespread attention by creating a content piece that featured a Point Of View (POV) video with a script written by Gen Z. In a video shared on TikTok, the writer showcased creativity by incorporating current trends on social media into an informative piece. Through this content, initially the host in the video greeted the viewers with the term 'bestie,' meaning best friend, and this word is often used by the current generation. Using trendy words of the current generation Besides 'bestie,' the scriptwriter also used words like 'serveee,' 'No caps,' demonstrating how the current generation communicates with their friends. They also created a dance trend that garnered attention and followed by many users on TikTok. 'Sabaq sat (wait a moment/wait) now you don't have to pay at the counter, pay at the kiosk. You can also pay online,' said the host while performing the movements of the song 'Wait, they don't love you like I love you.' Not only that, trending words like 'very demure,' 'very cutesy' were also used in the video to depict the atmosphere in a newly renovated section. 'Look at this, 'it's giving comfy, very cutesy, very demure,
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