From Touchdowns to TikToks
On the football field, he’s a 4 star top 100 recruit.
But it’s not his moves on the field that has earned junior Evan Stewart Tik Tok fame.
In fact, if it wasn’t for a teammate, Stewart might not even be on Tik Tok.
“When I started Tik Tok, I did not think I was going to be as big as I am now,” Stewart said. “And it’s actually pretty crazy, but I started last year at this time and it was because of my football teammate Grayson. He told me ‘bro you should get on Tik Tok; you can be famous.’ And I didn’t believe him, but one day he was doing homework and we were at his house, and I set up my phone on the counter and did a little dance. And we went out to eat or something, and it blew up.”
With more than 17 million likes and nearly 900-thousand fans, his Tik Tok fame has changed his life.
“It has definitely impacted my life,” Stewart said. “Like I have met so many people off of this app, new friends, family, all types of stuff. And it’s changed my life a lot.”
For Stewart, there are certainly some pros to being Tik Tok famous, but not so many cons.
“I’m gonna say that money,” Stewart said. “Also taking trips, like I used to have to go with family and go to sporting events and stuff like that, but now I get to just go places. And there aren’t really any cons besides when I actually don’t feel like making Tik Toks at that time. But if I have a promo or promotions to do in a certain amount of time, then I have to do it, and sometimes I don’t feel like doing it.”
TJ Krilowicz is going into his senior year and is in his 4th year at Wingspan. TJ is the host of the weekly segment on the WTV Daily Update “Trivia With...