How Tik Tok Has Revolutionized Dance

from Arts Unraveled Hosted by Rachel Thomas

Wow you came back for round 2....YAY! Welcome back to Arts Unraveled! This week we are talking about DANCE, more specifically, how the famous app Tik Tok has changed dance forever. I promise not all of these episodes are going to involved Tik Tok in some way, just the first 2....Take a listen and let me know what you think! Also, follow the podcast if you want to hear more and hit me up if you're an artist and want to be on the show! My social media: Tik Tok: rachel.ann.thomas Instagram: rachel_ann_97 Website: rachelannthomas.com

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