Bob Dylan Joins TikTok Days Before Potential U.S. Ban
The 83-year-old musician launches his account as the Supreme Court deliberates the app's future in the United States.
- Bob Dylan debuted on TikTok with a verified account on January 14, sharing a video featuring clips from his career set to his iconic songs.
- The launch comes just days before TikTok faces a potential U.S. ban on January 19, pending a Supreme Court decision on its Chinese ownership.
- Fans have reacted to Dylan's late arrival with humor and hope, with some jokingly calling for him to 'save TikTok' from its uncertain future.
- TikTok has confirmed it will shut down operations in the U.S. on January 19 if the Supreme Court upholds the law requiring ByteDance to sell the app.
- Dylan's TikTok debut coincides with the release of 'A Complete Unknown,' a biopic about his life, which has garnered positive reviews and renewed interest in his music catalog.