The UKâs biggest black TikTok star has 10 million followers and earns £3,000 a month â but is officially homeless
Ehiz Ufuah has attracted a massive online following after a TikTok video went viral
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The UKâs biggest black TikTok star boasts 10 million followers after his popularity rocketed during the pandemic and is now earning £3,000 a month â yet he is officially homeless.
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Crash! Pungent pink alcohol spreads over the gleaming supermarket floor as customers jump back to stop it soaking their feet. It’s out of Hannah’s control now; all she can do is watch as six bottles of rosé flow. Moments before, she’d been about to stack them onto the shelves when two teenagers approached. They’d travelled across the city just to meet her. Taken aback, Hannah let the wine slip from her hands. It was not your average fan meet- and-greet, but then Tesco worker Hannah, 23, is not your average celebrity.
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Leading talent managers and agents help their influencer clients land brand deals, score TV and movie roles, and launch products.
From the biggest stars on TikTok, like Charli D Amelio, to collab groups like The Crib Around the Corner, top creators often have a team helping craft their brand.
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Between December and March, Wave House members and cofounders Fouladgar (2.9 million TikTok followers) and Jimbo Hall (1.3 million followers) scouted new talent to join their crew.
Season two introduced three new members: Ehiz Ufuah (9.9 million followers), one of the UK s largest TikTok creators, and Fairhurst (3.4 million) and Reagan Yorke (2.9 million), two American TikTok stars.
While Fouladgar and Hall found new members, the Yoke Network, the influencer-marketing agency that helped found and launch the house, was busy plotting the house s return.
To help produce the second season, Wave House and Yoke Network partnered with Brave Bison, a social-content studio and media network. In addition to its TikTok content, the house upped its YouTube presence, introducing a weekly series of reality-show episodes. The house also launched a Snapchat series and has a documentary in the works.