Youth today exhibit a distinct distrust of traditional media, leading them to seek news through platforms like TikTok and innovative formats. Teen Vogue's new series Logged On explores this trend and features content creators like Tim Chau and Michelle Andrews, who initially gained popularity through personal accounts, culminating in their joint efforts focused on social issues. Their journey reflects a broader shift where younger generations are redefining how they engage with politics and media, emphasizing authenticity and relevance in content.
Youth distrust of mainstream media is more intense than ever, with 48% of people 18 to 29 citing politics as a reason to engage with TikTok.
In 2013, Tim Chau and Michelle Andrews started an Instagram account for fun after eighth grade, ultimately growing their online influence to millions.
Chau and Andrews merged their online expertise in 2018, launching a new account focused on social issues, leveraging the rise of Instagram activism.
Teen Vogue's series Logged On highlights the evolution of media consumption for Gen Z, showcasing innovative and entertaining ways to engage with politics.
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