Ghanaian TikTokers Expose Truth Behind TikTok Money, Reveal Where It Comes From: "Skits On TikTok Do Not Pay"

Ghanaian TikTokers Expose Truth Behind TikTok Money, Reveal Where It Comes From: "Skits On TikTok Do Not Pay"

  • Popular TikTokers Demand and Supply shared how they make money off the social media app
  • According to them, and contrary to what their colleagues are saying, uploading raw skits on the app does not pay
  • They clarified that the money comes in from the ads that people pay for them to incorporate into the videos

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Ghanaian content creators Clement Kumi and Justice Bempong, known as Demand and Supply, have debunked the narrative about making "easy" money on TikTok.

Demand and Supply shared that they started their TikTok journey sometime in 2020 and went viral the same year.

They added that the app has been advantageous to them, especially financially, by helping them pay their school fees.

Demand and Supply say that TikTok money comes from ads not by just going on the app
A collage of Ghanaian TikTokers Demand and Supply Image credit: @demandnsupply_1
Source: Instagram

Demand disclosed that he is pursuing a course at the University of Winneba, and Supply is at the Methodist College of Education.

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Talking about how their work as content creators, they revealed that their costumes are donations from well-meaning Ghanaians, including actress Sylvia Borga.

According to Demand and Supply, TikTok has benefited them, but going live on the app brings in little money.

The money comes from adverts. Skits on TikTok do not pay. We've done a lot of ads for companies, including hair and skin brands.

They also advised people to use social media wisely to make money.

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Ghanaians react to Demand and Supply's interview on Mahyease TV Show

People who reacted to Demand and Supply's interview were impressed by their growth in the TikTok industry.

Afia Prempeh commented:

Afia Amankwah, your interviews are so organic s3 your guests are relaxed

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Oppong Georgina said:

Awwwwn I really love them and their humility but please tell them not to change from that when the money come plenty.

Helen Baffo wrote:

Well done guys.

TikToker says she makes GH¢17k in a day and shares how she does it

In other news, YEN.com.gh reported how a young Ghanaian TikToker, Yaa Baby, revealed how much she makes daily from the social media app.

According to Gracy Yaa Baby, a final-year student, she makes about GH¢17k in a day just engaging on the app.

She also shared some personal details about her boyfriend, her love life and how her friend pressured her to get a navel piercing.

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Grace Afua Somuah-Annan (Deputy HOD Entertainment) Grace Somuah-Annan is the Deputy HOD of the entertainment desk at YEN with over five years of experience in digital media. She graduated from the Ghana Institute of Journalism (2018) with a bachelor's in Communications (Public Relations). Grace Afua started her professional career as a writer at Pulse Ghana, and editorial assistant at Media General's 3news.com. Email: grace.somuah-annan@yen.com.gh

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