On TikTok, entire communities are turning curiosity into connection.
History lovers share stories that bring the past into focus.
Scientists and educators break down big ideas with experiments and insights that make discovery feel approachable.
And across art, language and everyday tips, people on TikTok give fresh perspective on the world we share.
TikTok is a place for curiosity.
Where learning is fun, connection is meaningful, and discovery never stops.
Natalie, what time is it?
It's 8.36, I want to say, in the morning, to be clear.
We're going to see obsession, which is going to be scary.
So you're somebody who's reported on, like, cartels.
Yes, yeah.
Where are you out on nervousness?
I'm terrified.
This is different.
From the New York Times, I'm Natalie Ketroev.
This is The Daily.
For years, Hollywood's been trying to solve an existential problem, how to get young people to go to the movies.
And then, this summer, it happened at an unthinkable scale,
thanks to two low-budget horror films made by 20-something directors,
which drove Gen Z to the theaters in such high numbers