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Мишель Кеннелли теперь работает на два хауса: на XO Team и американский Not A Content House

Блогерша Мишель Кеннелли (2.4 млн подписчиков в тиктоке) выпустила на своем ютьюб-канале новый влог, в котором рассказала о переезде в Америку. С недавних пор тиктокерша, известная как участница российского коллектива XO Team, также начала сотрудничать с Not A Content House — известным лос-анджелесским тикток-хаусом для девушек, в который входят Сабрина Кесада (2.9 млн), Анна Шумейт (8.3 млн), Мэди Монро (12.6 млн), Ева Кадмор (2.2 млн), Синтия Паркер (4.2 млн) и другие.

По словам Мишель, попала она туда случайно. Изначально блогерша планировала посетить США всего на две недели, однако спонтанно с ней связалось агентство, которое представляет Not A Content House и другой знаменитый американский тикток-хаус Clubhouse. После недели размышлений Мишель пожила пару дней в Clubhouse, после чего перебралась в Not A Content House — и в конечном итоге решила остаться в последнем, отменив рейс обратно в Москву. При этом у Мишель уже был подписан контракт с XO Team, который она не хотела резко обрывать. Однако представители Not A Content House пошли Кеннелли навстречу — и разрешили тиктокерше работать и в американском, и в российском тикток-хаусах одновременно.

Причем делать коллаборации и прочие проекты совместно с ребятами из XO Team Мишель может прямо из Not A Content House. Впрочем, в ближайшее время блогерша наверняка будет жить в Москве. Дело в том, что сейчас у Мишель оформлена лишь туристическая виза, из-за чего ей придется покинуть США до конца этого года. А на то, чтобы оформить визу непосредственно для проживания в Лос-Анджелесе, потребуется немало времени. К тому же пандемия коронавируса все усложнила: сейчас многие посольства закрыты, из-за чего процесс может затянуться на несколько месяцев. Тем не менее Мишель сказала, что не сильно расстраивается: ведь в конечном счете она все равно вернется в США и продолжит снимать новый контент непосредственно из Not A Content House.

Впрочем, сейчас Мишель тоже не скучает. Блогерша активно записывает тиктоки со своими новыми руммейтами, а также другими известными блогерами, которые заглядывают в гости. Например, Мишель завела на своей странице рубрику, где учит американцев русскому языку. А на днях Кеннелли опубликовала клип совместно с Тайлером Холдером, Брайсом Холлом и Джейком Кулмэном — одними из самых известных блогерами в тиктоке.

Моя дипломная работа на журфаке МГУ была посвящена блогам и тому, приравняют ли их когда-то к СМИ и вообще насколько этично это делать. Тема появилась совершенно случайно. Изначально я собиралась писать про творчество Василия Шукшина. Но как-то среди ночи моя подруга, с которой мы прожили четыре года в одной комнате в общежитии и, естественно, не могли не выбрать одну кафедру, проснулась и сказала, что мы безумные и не осилим диплом по литературе, поэтому надо срочно менять тему. Над нами сжалился один преподаватель, который хорошо нас знал. Я уже даже не помню, кто придумал и предложил тему блогов. Но нам показалось, что она гораздо легче творчества Шукшина.

Тут нужно отметить, что это был – страшно представить! – 2008 год. И мы тогда еще были очень аналоговыми. Рефераты сдавали на дискетах (помню преподавателя, которому мы все по навету старшекурсников сдавали пустые дискеты, и пару моих однокурсников, попавшихся на этом), кино смотрели на дисках, которые брали в прокат в находившемся практически в подвале журфака киноклубе (помню, как тяжело мне давался Тарковский, Бергман и как я заснула при первом просмотре «Жизни как чуда» Кустурицы, которую потом нежно полюбила; но как меня поразили «Маргаритки»!), книги читали в Ленинке и радовались, если по читательскому билету попадали в тот самый ретро-зал с зелеными лампами. Тогда только-только появились «Одноклассники», а ЖЖ был самой прогрессивной площадкой. Мы – о, Боги! – ходили в интернет-кафе, которое тогда существовало у главного здания МГУ. Там у нас и разгорались нешуточные баталии в ЖЖ. Мы писали посты на волнующие темы и спорили с пеной у рта в комментариях. И делали это с таким азартом, будто играли на миллионы в казино.

Когда я получила свою твердую четверку за диплом, выдохнула и тут же забыла про него, то и предположить не могла, что тема блогов вернется в мою жизнь. «Зачем мы это делаем? Ну что за бред?» – долго не отпускала меня моя беспощадная рефлексия, когда затевали SRSLY. Ведь мы же сами морщимся от этих слов – «блогеры», «трендсеттеры», «инфлюенсеры», бла-бла-бла. Какая-то пошлятина выходит, когда начинаешь рассказывать, о чем мы. И как-то даже стыдно и неловко за себя становится. Но давайте не будем отрицать: блогеры дали нам новый контент, от которого наконец-то не душно. Звезды инстаграма вытеснили глянец, ютуба – затоптали телик. Блогеры начали тянуть теплое одеяло рекламных бюджетов на себя. Трендсеттеры и инфлюенсеры новой формации стали желанными гостями в светской тусовке. Теперь они «как скажут, так и будет».

Дудь нагнул Ютуб, Ивлеева из маникюрши превратилась в телезвезду с ТЭФИ, Горбачёва стала главной актрисой поколения, Монеточка зазвучала из всех утюгов. Это, безусловно, герои нашего времени. Они уже изменили реальность и продолжают это делать. У них влияние в интернете и не только. И не поддаться ему уже не получается. Конечно, можно дальше продолжать болеть нигилизмом и отрицать новый мир. Но это нечестно. Прежде всего по отношению к себе. А мы за честность, за открытые вопросы и ждем таких же ответов от героев. И у нас нет «не наших героев», нет предубеждений, и мы против клише.

Мы намеренно отказались от артемов быстровых и не будем прятаться за псевдонимами. У каждой публикации есть автор, которому вы сможете посмотреть в лицо и туда же высказать все, что думаете о его материале (естественно, аргументированно). Быть абсолютно несогласными с нами не возбраняется. Мы сами в редакции часто спорим друг с другом. Но последнее слово всегда остается за ответственным за раздел. У нас все со своим бэкграундом, позицией, принципами в профессии и взглядами на жизнь.

Когда в редакции предложили каждому написать свой манифест, я прониклась этой идеей. Сразу вспомнились Белинский, Добролюбов, Чернышевский, Белый, Блок, Иванов, Гумилев… Всплыло слово «публицистика». И повеяло той самой нашей наивной аналоговостью, которой теперь уже просто нет. На журфаке мы изучали кодекс профессиональной этики журналиста. Сейчас это понятие кажется атавизмом. Но пусть наши манифесты станут этическим кодексом 2.0.

На втором курсе я прочитала «Поколение П» Пелевина и отчаянно не хотела верить в то, что в журналистике все друг у друга крадут идеи. У меня с тех пор аллергия на «Давайте сделаем как у…» А мы-то тогда зачем, если они уже есть? Поэтому SRSLY – это про дерзкие идеи, честные тексты и – куда ж без них – красивые картинки.

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Meet the Members of the TikTok Collective Not a Content House

Aug. 5 2020, Updated 5:35 p.m. ET

TikTok users are definitely familiar with the Hype House, Sway House, Vault House, and more. Now, there is a new group entering the scene: Not a Content House. The all-girl group, which currently features four members, launched on Aug. 4. Keep reading to find out more about the new house and its members.

Meet the members in the TikTok collective Not a Content House.

As the viral app TikTok continues to launch the careers of many Gen Z social media stars, it’s not surprising that new collectives are popping up. Not a Content House just launched in August, announcing the four members via an Instagram post: «We are so excited to announce Not a Content House. Introducing Katie [Sigmond], Lauren [Kettering], Madi [Monroe] & Ava [Tortorici]!»

So, just who are the members?

Madi Monroe

Before growing her social media channels, Madi was already focused on having a career in the entertainment industry. The 16-year-old has acted in a few short films, including Revenge, My Two Left Feet, and Here After. She currently stars in the Brat TV show Attaway General as Nina.

The blonde beauty is in a relationship with fellow influencer Christopher Romero, and the two recently celebrated their one-year anniversary. Madi is also friends with fellow TikTok stars Charli D’Amelio and Avani Gregg.

Lauren Kettering

Lauren is known for posting lip-sync and dance videos on her TikTok page, which has garnered almost 4 million followers. She currently stars in the Brat series Attaway General. If you follow the 17-year-old on Instagram, you’ll see that she regularly shows off her fashionista style and her dance skills. It’s easy to see why Lauren is popular on TikTok — she has some killer dance moves!

Katie Sigmond

Katie currently boasts almost 3 million followers on TikTok and almost 600,000 on Instagram. The 18-year-old is regularly flaunting her bikini body and uploading videos of herself lip-syncing. From her social media pics, Katie loves to work out and has even revealed some of her fitness routine on Instagram.

Ava Tortorici

Before joining the new TikTok group Not a Content House, Ava was a beauty queen. In fact, she was crowned Miss Teen New Jersey in 2019. If you check out her social media channels, she regularly posts gorgeous selfies, snaps from her days as a pageant queen, and TikTok videos of herself dancing and acting in skits.

Judging from the girls’ social media snaps, the foursome already seem like total BFFs. We definitely can’t wait to see what type of content they create!

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The Ultimate TikTok Houses List

Welcome to the 21st century, where TikTok is a career path and having a million followers means you get to move into a mansion with all of your friends. Creator founded TikTok houses are popping up every week while others seemingly disappear overnight. Tracking this strange and growing web of content houses is no small task, but that’s where Kapwing comes in. We’re proud to present you with the internet’s most complete list of TikTok houses.

TikTok houses are literal houses (often mansions) where primarily Gen-Z TikTok influencers live together and create videos for the social media platform. The idea of a content house is not new – YouTube collaboration houses such as Jake Paul’s Team 10 and the Clout House appeared years before. The idea was co-opted by popular TikTokers and led to the formation of the first two TikTok houses located in Los Angeles, California: the Hype House and Sway House. Membership in these houses helped some of the internet’s most popular personalities get their start, a list that includes Addison Rae, Charli D’Amelio, Dixie D’Amelio, Noah Beck, Chase Hudson, Daisy Keech, Avani Gregg, Bryce Hall, Griffin Johnson, and Josh Richards.

Brands and influencers are seeing how lucrative these content houses can be, and everyone wants in. But each new TikTok house brings a world of drama into the mix, and now that these houses are located not only in multiple cities, but multiple continents, you’re going to need a guide to the madness. This updated and alphabetically ordered TikTok houses masterlist links to each house’s TikTok account so you can check on everyone in the neighborhood.

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Alpha House

@alphahousela
Status: Active
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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The Alpha House was launched in August 2020 with the goal of «being the friendly house» according to Adam Cohen, one of the cofounders. Members include Peyton Jordan, Sydney May, Emily Nicol, and Karin Moskalensky, who post dance videos and content about their life in the house.

Byte Squad

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Byte Squad is the UK’s first TikTok house. It consists of six members under the age of 22 who moved into the house at the end of March 2020. Their videos are a mix of cosplaying well-known characters, prank-pulling, and dancing.

Clubhouse Beverly Hills

@clubhousebh
Status: Active
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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After parting ways with the most famous of the TikTok houses, former Hype House member Daisy Keech cofounded Clubhouse Beverly Hills with Abby Rao. Its members, who are primarily models and actors/actresses, live in a luxurious seven bedroom mansion in the Beverly Hills. It seems like the founders are moving on though, as both Daisy and Abby announced they were moving out of the house in August 2020.

Clubhouse Europe

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The parent company of Clubhouse Beverly Hills expanded beyond North America to form Clubhouse Europe on the island of Malta in the Mediterranean Sea. This house seems to be an offshoot of Clubhouse Next, a popular house that discreetly deleted their TikTok account a while back. Clubhouse Europe members post dance videos and content about their island lifestyle.

Clubhouse For The Boys

@clubhouseftb
Status: Active
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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Another offshoot of the Clubhouse brand, Clubhouse For The Boys is a primarily male TikTok house that was pioneered by Isaak Presley, who aimed to create a content house that was more racially diverse. He is joined by founding members Christopher Romero, Sebastian Topete, and Chase Keith, who are all in their late teens. Clubhouse FTB is a «sister house» to Clubhouse Beverly Hills and Clubhouse Europe.

Collab Crib

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Collab Crib is an all-Black creator house that started operating out of a mansion in downtown Atlanta in November 2020. The house was brought together by Keith Dorsey, a chief executive of the talent management agency Young Guns Entertainment, who recruited the eight members of the house. The group aims to solidify Atlanta as a hub of creator talent and is primarily backed by Dubsmash and CashApp.

Dance Dome LA

@dancedomela
Status: Active
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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Dance Dome LA claims to be the «first all professional dancing house» on TikTok. Their videos usually feature three members performing a fast-paced dance sequence. They seem to be part of the Clubhouse brand as the Clubhouse Europe Instagram account links to Dance Dome LA as one of their other houses.

Drip Crib

@dripcribla
Status: Active
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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Drip Crib members live and make videos in a house that costs $18,000 a month in rent. Influences, a talent management company, had invested in the house, and the company’s CEO has likened the group to GQ and Sports Illustrated. However, in June 2020, Influences announced they were disassociating from the group due to contract breaches. Drip Crib members deny the claims and continue to operate. In early January 2021, Drip Crib was sued by their landlord after they had engaged in a months-long conflict instigated by «unpaid rent, pandemic partying, and reality TV show production,» according to Business Insider.

Fenty Beauty House

#fentybeautyhouse (created by @fentybeauty)
Status: Active
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA (currently remote)

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Rihanna’s beauty brand Fenty Beauty is now using TikTok as a marketing engine for their products. The Fenty Beauty House was launched in March 2020 with five initial residents, including Dawn Morante and Emmy Combs. Due to Covid-19, the house was closed a few weeks after launching, though members continue to post humorous and makeup-focused videos remotely.

French House

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The French House consists of France’s most popular TikTokers. While they apparently don’t live in the same house full-time, they meet up to film and create content for TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram in a Parisian villa located close to the heart of Paris in the 14th arrondissement. The houses’s members are in their late teens; notable names include Océane Guichard (aka Ogee), Marie-Victoire Tiangue (aka MV), Raphaël Curron, Maryne Ponsard.

Girls in the Valley

@girlsinthevalley
Status: Disbanded
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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Girls in the Valley is a female-only TikTok house that aims to highlight female creators according to their TikTok bio. The CEO of Influences, a talent management company that has invested in the house, has likened the group to Seventeen magazine. Despite this, the house was disbanded in mid-June due to conflict between members. Their last video was posted on June 14.

Glam House

@theglamhousebh
Status: Coming soon
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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In August 2020, La Demi announced the creation of the Glam House, a collaboration house «where all genders, races, & sizes can collab on all things GLAM» as stated on their social media accounts. In a video on their YouTube channel, La Demi introduced herself as the Founder/Director of the house, while Cole Carrigan is their first content creator and cofounder. While they are still in the process of recruiting members, the cofounders emphasize their hopes for the Glam House to become an inclusive place where everyone in the beauty community feels welcome. In September 2020, they announced their relocation to a new home.

GO House

@thegohousedublin
Status: Active
Location: Dublin, Ireland

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The GO House is Ireland’s first TikTok house. It was originally named the G.O.A.T House, with G.O.A.T being a commonly used acronym that stands for «greatest of all time». The house consists of ten of Ireland’s most popular internet personalities, who are planning to live in the mansion for two months to start with. Their videos are a mix of dance and commentary about living in a house full of TikTok influencers.

Gotham House

@gothamhouse
Status: Active (irregular posting schedule)
Location: New York City, New York, USA

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Gotham House is the East Coast’s first TikTok house located in NYC. The motto «Hype fades. Prestige is timeless.» is written in their account bio as they distance themselves from «generic TikTok houses.» Their videos feature vintage film effects and outfits, supposedly to give off an air of sophistication. Historically, they’ve posted videos only a few times a month, but haven’t posted anything since the end of July 2020.

Halo House

@halohouse
Status: Active
Location: Scottsdale, Arizona, USA

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The Halo House brings together four popular acting and comedy personalities from TikTok: Lauren Babin, Alex Kawaguchi, Josh Sadowski, and Ace Cross Crook. Their Instagram bio advertises them as a house «filled with diversity, humor, originality, and talent» and shares that they are managed by GenFree Management.

Hlfway House

@hlfway
Status: Active
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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The Hlfway House was launched in January 2021 and is sponsored by Liquid Death, a canned drinking water brand. The TikTok videos they make place emphasis on storytelling and sharing what it’s like to run a TikTok house, which juxtaposes the trending dance content that the majority of TikTok houses create.

Honey House

@honeyhouse
Status: Active
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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Commonly referred to as the TikTok house for adults, the Honey House is home to four couples. While the members all contribute to the house TikTok account, their careers vary: one is a mindfulness coach, another is an e-commerce brand strategist, and multiple are fitness trainers. The house started as a fun way to spend quarantine together, and they post challenge videos and scenes from daily life. On November 7, 2020, they posted a video announcing that «Honey House season 1 is over» and this is their «goodbye.» However, it wasn’t too long before season 2 began, this time with a new set of couples living in the Honey House and making videos together.

The House Nobody Asked For

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The House Nobody Asked For is a group of eight creators who make videos about the antics that occur between themselves. Their videos are often skits ripe with self-deprecating humor that are made in response to viewers’ comments. After living and creating together for five months, the members stated they’d be going their separate ways. They posted twelve final videos as part of «the ending nobody asked for», stating that their final video was goodbye and that they’ll no longer be posting on the THNAF account.

Hype House

@thehypehouse
Status: Active
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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The Hype House is the OG TikTok house consisting of some of the most popular TikTok influencers. Notable former and/or current members include Addison Rae, Charli D’Amelio, Dixie D’Amelio, Chase Hudson, Avani Gregg, and Thomas Petrou. Daisy Keech was another former member who left and started Clubhouse Beverly Hills. Members of the Hype House live in the house that was formerly home to the Clout House, a YouTube content house.

Hype House Russia

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Russia’s first TikTok house is named after the original Hype House. They post music-oriented and humorous videos on their TikTok account. They emphasize being a family and succeeding together on their popular YouTube account.

Icon House

@itsiconhouse
Status: Active
Location: London, England

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The Icon House emerged in October 2020 with new members as a rebranded version of My House LDN, which was shut down due to a scandal involving one of the members. Both houses were created by the WeRmedia Group. The Icon House revealed its members gradually in gradiose style similar to the Wave House, another UK-based content house. The house stirred up rumors when Luke Mabbott from the reality T.V. show Love Island U.K. was featured in a promo video for the Icon House, leading people to mistakenly believe he was joining the house.

Jet House

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The Jet House is a group of UK TikTok creators residing in a ten bedroom villa in Spain. Nicholas Murray, one of the founders, said they had the idea to look for residences in Spain since his parents have a house in Mallorca. They claim 200 people applied to be members of the house. Their videos are comedic portrayals of life at the house and they’ve recently taken to making parodies of the mysterious mask reveals done by the Wave House, another content house located in the U.K.

Just a House

@justahousela
Status: Active
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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Members of the TikTok houses Not a Content House and Top Talent House merged to form Just a House after issues with their management company, as announced in a video posted on their YouTube channel in February 2021. The house started posting videos to their account in March and consists of five popular creators from the previous houses – Anna Shumate, Sab Quesada, Eva Cudmore, Devyn Winkler, and Emma Brooks Mcallister – in addition to Mads Lewis, another well-known TikToker who recently joined.

Kids Next Door

@kidsnextdoorla
Status: Active
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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The Kids Next Door collab house was launched in May 2020 and founded by Marcus Olin, who always dreamed of creating a content house. Marcus Olin’s girlfriend, Stephanie Margarucci, joins him as a member of the house, and the couple is identifiable by their matching neon hair. Other notable members include Jesse Underhill, Hailey Orona (who goes by Ona), Cameron Buchanan, Jack Corcoran, and Brandon Westenberg. Influences, the talent management company, had invested in this house in addition to houses Drip Crib and Girls in the Valley.

Nice House

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Nice House is the most well-known content house in Brazil. It was founded in April 2020 by Victor Choi, Gustavo Meira, Will Amaral, and Mari Galindo, who are the talent managers of Nice House’s ten members. The members were selected after four months of auditions from a pool of 13,000 applicants and will live in the house for six months. Notable members include Walter Moraes, Lucas Leal, Coisas De Trigêmeas, and Nica Reina.

Not a Content House

@notacontenthouse
Status: Merged with Top Talent House to form Just a House
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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Not a Content House is an all female house that was launched in August 2020. Members include Ava Tortorici, Devyn Winkler, Lauren Kettering, Madi Monroe, and Cynthia Parker. They seem to be part of the Clubhouse brand as the Clubhouse Europe Instagram account links to Not a Content House as one of their other houses. After rumors of issues with the creators’ management team started surfacing, they posted a YouTube video in February 2021 filmed with former members of Top Talent House saying that the issues were resolved as «some management members have been removed and peoples roles changed to create a better and healthier space for creators.» They announced that the two houses were merging and starting a new house called Just a House.

Pride House

@pridehousela
Status: Active
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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Pride House was formed in December 2020 and is made up of six creators who are part of the LGBTQ+ community: Kent Boyd, Mollee Gray, Jeka Jane, Garrett Clayton, Bryon, and Todrick. Mollee and Garrett both starred in Disney’s Teen Beach movie series, which has led fans to make jokes in the comments section of Pride House’s videos about how their TikTok is the non-existent Teen Beach 3. Dancer and popular internet personality Jojo Siwa has collaborated with the Pride House on multiple occasions after she opened up about her sexuality in late January 2021. Fans are wondering if Jojo is joining the Pride House, but it seems like that isn’t the case at this time.

Shluv House

@theshluvfamily
Status: Active
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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The Shluv House is a 9,000-square foot content house that was spearheaded by Michael Le (a.k.a. «Just Maiko») and Spencer X. Its member list now includes Michael Uy, Javier Romero, Matthew Gonzalez, Jon Klaasen, and Elyssa Joy. Their TikTok videos prominently feature Jonathan Le, Michael’s 7-year-0ld brother, who has a couple hundred thousand social media followers himself.

Sway House

@theswayla
Status: Disbanded
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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The Sway House was one of the first TikTok collab groups created in January 2020 and has a track record of making the news. Some of TikTok’s biggest male influencers are members of Sway, a list which includes Bryce Hall, Griffin Johnson, Josh Richards, Jaden Hossler, Noah Beck, Kio Cyr, Quinton Griggs, and Anthony Reeves. In July 2020, Josh, Griffin, and Noah made headlines when they joined and invested in Triller, a TikTok competitor app.

In August 2020, Sway House became infamous for hosting a party attended by hundreds of people despite the Covid-19 pandemic. The party, which was celebrating Bryce Hall’s 21st birthday, was ultimately shut down by the police, and the power was shut off at Bryce’s personal rental home soon after. Members’ romantic relationships have also been the subject of much drama: Bryce Hall had been involved with Addison Rae, and Griffin Johnson dated Dixie D’Amelio. While the latter pair’s relationship has soured, Addison and Bryce have since started dating again as confirmed on her YouTube channel. Dixie started dating Noah Beck and the two made their relationship public in October 2020.

After weeks of rumors that the Sway House had fallen apart, members explicitly confirmed in February 2021 that there’s «no real Sway» anymore and that it has effectively been disbanded. Members explained that as they rose to fame, they also started pursuing their own ventures, from podcasts to music careers, and one by one moved out of the physical house where they lived. The creators have remained close as they’ve gone their separate ways.

Top Talent House

@ttlamgmt
Status: Merged with Not a Content House to form Just a House
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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Launched in October 2020, the Top Talent House is an all-girls team supported by a management agency called Top Talent. They post dance and lip-sync videos on their TikTok account, and seem to have relationships with other TikTok houses in Los Angeles such as Unxpectd House and Not a Content House as members appear in each other’s videos. The three members of the house are Anna Shumate, Eva Cudmore, and Katie Pego. Rachel Brockman was originally a member of the house as well but for unknown reasons has left the house a mere three weeks after launch. In January 2021, members stopped posting on their TikTok account as rumors of issues with the creators’ management team started surfacing. In February, they posted a YouTube video filmed with former members of Not a Content House saying that the issues were resolved as «some management members have been removed and peoples roles changed to create a better and healthier space for creators.» They announced that the two houses were merging and starting a new house called Just a House.

Unxpectd House

@unxpectdhouse
Status: Active
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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The Unxpectd House consists of seven friends from Lexington, Kentucky who graduated from high school and moved to LA after starting a clothing brand called Unxpectd. Everything is done in-house and each member is responsible for a different part of the business strategy, a process that includes designing the clothes, sewing them, and marketing them primarily through TikTok videos.

Valid Crib

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Valid Crib is an all-Black creator house that consists of over 25 members. The twenty original members first met virtually in the spring of 2020, then started renting Airbnbs in July so they could make videos together in person. In November 2020, the crew moved into a seven bedroom house of their own, though not all members live in the house as some have yet to graduate high school. The house is now managed by Keith Dorsey, a chief executive of the talent management agency Young Guns Entertainment who also manages the Collab Crib, another creator house located in Atlanta. The Valid Crib receives no external funding and members split rent on the house. Along with the Collab Crib, the group aims to solidify Atlanta as a hub of creator talent.

Vault House

@thevaultla
Status: Active
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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The Vault House was created in May 2020 and is powered by Six Degrees of Influence, a talent management agency. Members include Cayman Rhodes, Jackson Krecoich, Kiera Vanias, Rave Vanias, Bryce Xavier, Peyton Sama, and Keith Pichardo.

Vibe Crew

@vibecrewla
Status: Active
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

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The Vibe Crew is a TikTok house for preteens who are ages 10-15. There is ample young talent in this house: multiple members were contestants on the TV show Dance Moms, while others are models, actors/actresses, and singers. Popular TikTok star Addison Rae’s younger brother, Enzo Lopez, is among the crew, in addition to Lilly K, Txunamy, Artyon Celestine, and Elliana Walmsley.

Wave House

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Launched in September 2020, the Wave House is known for their mystery and dramatic mask reveals of members. Their videos, filmed in and around the English mansion where they reside, give off an air of luxury and feature milk baths, snakes, and colored smoke. Many viewers are in awe of the house itself, which carries a price tag of 7 million U.S. dollars and has thirteen acres of land, a 100 inch TV, a dog bath, swimming pool, and spa, among other features.

Wayback House

@waybackhouse
Status: Active
Location: Cape Cod, Massachusetts

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While most TikTok houses focus on the latest trends, the 10 teens that make up the Wayback House are trying to bring back old trends. They only use popular TikTok sounds from 2019 in their videos and frequently resurface familiar trends and dances from that era of TikTok. The group has grown their account to almost 500k followers in two months in their pursuit of creating a nostalgic community of creators.

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