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According to the latest statistics, TikTok currently has over one billion active users worldwide, with WWE having 14.9 million of those following them.
TikTok was launched in September 2016 and is owned by Chinese company ByteDance. The platform allows users to create short-form videos, usually with dances, prank jokes, and general entertainment.
The became popular when celebrities like Justin Bieber and Jennifer Lopez began using it. Since then, it has grown into one of the biggest social media outlets in the world.
WWE makes good use of their account, providing the WWE Universe with short-form content that will grab their attention. A recent video of Brock Lesnar interacting with a fan following his WWE Championship win at Day 1 hit nearly 2 million watches.
Many WWE Superstars and legends have tried, and still try, their hand at TikTok. The majority of the videos created are out of character, with places like Twitter being more character-oriented for WWE Superstars.
That being said, let's take a look at five WWE Superstars with popular TikTok pages.
#5. WWE NXT Women's Champion Mandy Rose uses TikTok
Much of the WWE Universe may be familiar with Mandy Rose's TikTok account. The current NXT Women's Champion often posts several TikTok dances.
Her first attempt at using the platform came in 2020 during the pandemic. During lockdowns, many people were trying to find a way to keep themselves entertained. For Rose, TikTok became one of her outlets.
Mandy is known for doing a number of her videos with former WWE Superstars Lana and Nia Jax. She was asked in a Q&A in April 2020 with Pro Wrestling Sheet about who was better between the trio:
"Come on, is that even a question? I mean, have you seen my videos?!? TikTok is a lot of fun. Nia has been pretty good lately. I’m not gonna lie, I was a little upset that she had Otis on one of hers. I was like 'um, don’t be takin’ my man like that!'"(H/T The Sportster)
As it stands, Mandy has 724k followers and 5.4 million likes. She continues to upload videos when the opportunity presents itself.
#4. WWE RAW Women's Tag Team Champion Zelina Vega is on TikTok
Someone who regularly posts on her TikTok is RAW Superstar Queen Zelina. You'll find that she will post something almost every day.
The Queen's Crown Tournament winner continues to provide an insight into her life. Whether that be on the road or at home with her husband Malakai Black, she's always keen to share.
As it stands, she has had 2.2 million likes across her videos. The gamer and cat enthusiast will no doubt provide us with some more memorable TikTok moments in 2022.
#3. Former WWE Champion Randy Orton is a surprising TikToker
We know Randy Orton can be a dangerous viper inside the WWE ring, but there's a soft side to the former WWE Champion.
Randy regularly posts on his Twitter and Instagram account, detailing his work and life outside of the ring. He also dips his toes into the world of TikTok on occasion despite posting only three videos, one of which received 16 million views!
The video contained two action figures of himself and Drew McIntyre during their 2020 feud. Orton, playing with the figures, RKO'd Drew to signify what would happen in their upcoming match. Randy then placed a mini toy WWE Championship on his shoulder.
#2. The Undertaker posted one TikTok video and it immediately went viral
WWE legend The Undertaker joined TikTok in the summer of 2020. Many in the WWE Universe were intrigued to find out what The Deadman had in store for his now 400k followers.
To this date, The Phenom has only posted one TikTok video, but it proved to be extremely popular.
Standing currently at 2.7 million views, The Undertaker's wife Michelle McCool wore his mask while sitting in the dark and began to say his famous "Rest in Peace" catchphrase. The Deadman then appeared and turned on the light and questioned what was happening.
It gave a small glimmer into the lives of The Undertaker and Michelle McCool.
#1. WWE Superstar The Rock is one of the world's leading TikTok stars
The undisputed king of TikTok is none other than Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. The CEO of #RockTok has amassed 47.8 million views and 260.5 million likes on the platform.
From inspirational TikToks to his movie clips to an insight into his life, The Great One delivers it all. He's one of the most captivating entertainers in the world, so it was never a doubt that The Rock would deliver.
In the fall of 2021, The Rock released a video promoting his Netflix film Red Notice. The video was viewed by over 80 million users!
Here's looking forward to seeing more of the Brahma Bulls TikTok antics in 2022.
