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Kids say the darnedest things...and sometimes they sing cussword-filled songs in protest when you tell them they can't have any ice cream.

Frustrated today's generation is struggling financially, a Gen-X mom's TikTok video goes viral regarding her adult children.

In 24 hours the video has gone viral online with over 4.5 million views and 15 thousand-plus shares. After watching this adorable 10-second video a few dozen times we reached out to Sandra to hear the full story behind this viral video.

The latest TikTok trend this summer has people jumping off of boats and now another person has sadly passed away.

A man who filmed the viral video of a snake being flung toward him after emerging from the ceiling onto a bedroom fan claims his video was actually stolen by a TikToker who is pretending it was "her experience."

Just in time for the festival season in Louisiana, it's the hack we've all been waiting for when it comes to carrying drinks without spilling.

A woman, who just gave birth to twins, was shopping at the Target store in Tustin, California when she fell victim to a new social media prank.

We are not alone... or we won't be for long, if this TikTok user is to be believed.

WASHINGTON (AP) — A nearly six-hour grilling of TikTok’s CEO by lawmakers brought the platform’s 150 million U.S. users no closer to an answer as to whether the app will be wiped from their devices.

The former U.S. Senator from Louisiana is one of several politicians who are now working to prevent TikTok from being banned in the U.S.

Teens under 18 will be alerted to the change in the coming weeks, and parents will have greater control over those accounts as well.

If you aren't following @dadchats on TikTok then you are missing out.

If you've ever played this game at a local restaurant you know that it is nearly impossible to ever win a prize from it.

It's a Louisiana thing, he just doesn't understand...

Lafayette TikTok food critic waffler69, whose real name was Taylor LeJeune, passed away Wednesday (Jan. 11) at age 33 according to his brother Clayton.

A man on TikTok is allegedly scamming people out of money by saying that he is homeless and is in need of help.

Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin announced on Monday, December 19 that he is banning TikTok on all devices owned or leased by his agency (Department of State).

After gaining massive popularity through videos last year, he returns this year with his own TikTok account.

If you haven't fallen down the TikTok rabbit hole of Amazon must haves, let me formally introduce you.