Bella Poarch
Filipino-American TikToker who created TikTok's all-time most-liked video with a simple head-bobbing lip-sync, then pivoted to a music career with millions of YouTube streams.
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History
- M to the B lip-sync (August 2020) — became TikTok's most liked video with 60M+ likes, a record it held for years
- Former US Navy servicewoman who enlisted before starting her TikTok career
- Music debut: 'Build a B*tch' (2021) — reached #1 on multiple charts and 500M+ YouTube views
- Collaborated with Sub Urban, Grimes, and other artists on her debut album 'Dolls'
- Named one of Time's 100 Most Influential People of 2021
Cultural scores
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References
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- Bella Poarch — TikTok
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- Bella Poarch — Wikipedia
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