Gold Coast Tiktok stars: How they have amassed so many followers
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IT’S the social media platform taking the world – and the Gold Coast – by storm.
Younger residents of this city are spending increasingly little time on Facebook and Instagram, while busily churning out videos on alternative platform TikTok.
And many of them are making quite the name for themselves with their inventive posts.
These are the Gold Coasters achieving massive followings for their TikTok antics.
Sebby Laz
Followers: 3.6m
Sebby Laz has become something of a TikTok sensation by mastering the genre of humorous ‘point of view’ videos.
In one popular TikTok, called Dinner at your Friends vs Best Friends, he muses over the wonder of cooking with garlic.
“Can I have some pasta with my garlic … God what are you trying to do kill a vampire?,” he remarks.
It appears lots of people are in on the joke - Sebby has amassed a remarkable 3.6 million followers.
Akheel Mavjee
Followers: 16k
Akheel has found a different way to secure a large following, using the Gold Coast as a stunning backdrop for a series of action-packed videos.
The thrillseeker is seen jumping waves with his jet ski and taking on some of the Coast’s biggest barrels.
Vvoool
Followers: 221.9k
Vvoool is certainly the calmer side of TikTok. If you enjoy relaxing with videos featuring the soothing sound of waves, or views of spectacular Gold Coast sunsets, Vvoool’s account is one you can lose yourself in.
Charlotte Martinx
Followers: 52.5k
Charlotte Martinx specialises in funny, ‘relatable’ TikToks.
Her most viral video, which has clocked up 888.6k views, plays Katy Perry’s ‘Hot n Cold’ against the caption: “When you’re in love with him for months and one day get the ick and never want to hear from him again”.
Sasha Morpeth
Followers: 2.7m
The second most followed TikToker on the Gold Coast, Sasha found her fame a surprisingly simple way – by sharing videos of her mum giving her breakfast in bed every morning.
“Come in.. Good morning mumma bear,” Sasha says to her mum.
“Good morning possum. Now I hope you’re fighting fit because we have the boxing class in 15 minutes,” her mum replies, opening her curtains.
You could say Sasha’s mum is just as famous as her when it comes to their Tiktoks.
littsherpatravels
Followers: 18.3k
If you are ever needing a place to stay, eat or go out, littlesherpatravels have it covered.
The account’s travel guides are so popular its following has grown to 18,300.
Anna Paul
Followers: 654.5k
Anna Paul has had something of a turbulent relationship with TikTok, having had her popular account shut down by the platform in March.
The move, supposedly sparked because she also works as a content creator on OnlyFans, sparked outrage among her hundreds of thousands of followers.
Thankfully she is now back on TikTok with a new account in which she documents her life on the Gold Coast in daily 60-second videos.
Noah Creative
Followers: 32.2k
Noah Creative is a big fan of Gold Coast theme parks, with the biggest rides at Dreamworld Movie World and SeaWorld featuring prominently in his spectacular drone videos of the Gold Coast.
Evie Hudson
Followers: 14.4k
As a Gold Coast graphic designer Evie has definitely incorporated her aesthetic vibes into her Tiktok account.
Her popular blogs show her adventures around Australia.
Lindage6
Followers: 20.5k
Fashionista Lindage brings a touch of luxury to TikTok. She has recently been sharing formal dress try-ons and her adventures on her jetski around the Gold Coast – earning her more than 20,000 followers.
Elizaadavies
Followers: 14.6k
Like so many people, Eliza and her partner recently moved to the Gold Coast. And she’s clearly loving it here, documenting her new life for her 14,600 followers.
Yungaaronn
Followers: 735.7k
You may have spotted Yungaaronn playing humorous pranks on people at shopping centres around the Gold Coast.
The image in the top right of our screenshot shows the reaction of two shoppers to the man on the phone saying: “I’m not wearing the schoolgirl costume again dad, the G-string goes up my butt.”
Livvkirbyy
Followers: 16.5k
Liv is another Gold Coast newbie who loves sharing details of her new life here, while also going through a long distance relationship.
Aliarchdeacon
Followers: 17.1k
The founder and director of Arche boutique, Ali shares what it’s like to run a business on the Gold Coast, including the many perks, such as unboxing PR packages.
Skye Wheatley
Followers: 174.9k
Skye Wheatley has been a name on the Coast since she was in Big Brother in 2013.
The mum of two shares her everyday highs and lows and funny skits about she is handling life with a newborn and a toddler.
Mikaelatesta
Followers: 665.5k
Mikaelatesta may be known for being in the same friend group as Anna Paul, but she has definitely secured her own following.
She shares her everyday life, what she wears, where she goes and who she does it with.
A lot of Mikaela’s Tiktoks focus on her new clothes. She once stated: “I will never wear the same thing twice”.
Tammy Hembrow
Followers: 359.4k
What more do we expect from Tammy Hembrow now than purely aesthetic, lifestyle and fitness content. She also shares her life as a mum and what recipes she is loving, for example those yummy cookies you can see in the photo.
Atispaul
Followers: 426.6k
You may have seen Atis Paul’s face on girlfriend Mikaela Testa’s or sister Anna Paul’s Tiktoks. Whether they are travelling to Hamilton Island together or going to Pacific Fair for some new clothes, Paul and his girlfriend never seem to be separated.
Chloeszep
Followers 224.2k
The founder of the Szep activewear range, Chloe shares insights into her everyday life, whether she is sharing her tips on meditation or how she is handling having a one-year-old.
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