When TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew appeared before the US Congress to testify about TikTok's handling of user data as a platform, he probably didn't expect it to be the latest trend in his app. .
Chew is the focus of viral videos showing key moments of his testimony at a congressional hearing.
Nah fam there's so many Tiktok CEO simping videos out there Hhahahaha he's winning this public perception war ?? Mark Zuckerberg could never ? pic.twitter.com/fDVR8LGilc
— Muaz Mohd ???? (@MuazMohd94) March 25, 2023
He won the support of many TikTok and Twitter users, who considered his treatment during the five-hour testimony to be unfair and deliberately malicious.
Nothing in 2023 had me prepared for tiktok simping for the Tiktok CEO pic.twitter.com/FM4zyEhJW2
— Baroness Jamie of Tengah-upon-nowhere (@theViscountBP) March 24, 2023
Several members of Congress seemed completely unaware of TikTok as an app, especially one who questioned whether or not TikTok could connect to home WiFi.
That's what people wanted and started to deal with Chew, his appearance (sex) and the way of communication.
@mothershipsg They be simping. #sgnews #tiktoksg #shouzichew @Mothership.sg ? original sound - Mothership.sg
Shou Zi Chew is a Singaporean businessman and entrepreneur who has served as the CEO of TikTok since 2021. He is married to Vivian Kao, an American of Taiwanese descent. The couple have two children and live in Singapore. Chew enjoys playing golf and reading books on theoretical physics in his spare time.
