TikTok is gaining popularity by the day, and stars are cashing in on nostalgia to gain massive followings. The latest icon to get in on the video app is Cher, who joined with classic diva flair. In her first video, the “Believe” singer had a sense of humor about her level of fame, introducing herself in several ways over the course of several takes before wishing viewers a happy Pride month. And yes, there were several wig changes.
“Hi, it’s me, the great and powerful Cher, and I’m on TikTok,” she said in the first take. “Hi, it’s me, Cher, on TikTok,” she quipped in the second. “Guess who I am; I’m on TikTok,” she says in the third, leaving out her name entirely. She ends the video with the fourth take, saying, “Hi, of course, you know who I am. I was gonna introduce myself, but no. Happy Pride Month to everybody in the community that I love, and that means you.” She’s been on the app for less than a day, and she’s already amassed 431.7K followers.
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@cher hi @tiktok . Happy Pride ๐ณ๏ธโ๐ do you prefer blonde or brunette? ##ForYourPride
โฌ Believe – Cher
Cher is definitely seen as an icon in the LGTBQIA community. She recently told Variety that the mutual admiration began when she was young after meeting a group of hairdressers in Palm Springs when she was 10 years old. “I thought, ‘Why are these men so much more fun than the men I know?’” Cher said. “Because I only knew straight men from my father and his friends. They were always great but wouldn’t joke around as much. That’s when it first happened to me when I was 10. It was kind of a love affair from then on.”
Cher might be 75, but she isn’t slowing down one bit, working on a memoir and a recently announced biopic from the producing team behind Mamma Mia!. “I know the people, so I’m sure they’llโฆlisten to things I have to say,” Cher told Variety. “But it doesn’t mean I’m going to get the final cut.” As for who will portray the singer onscreen, Cher thinks an unknown is the best bet. “We were talking about it yesterday, and we’re just trying to think of [actors],” she said. “I said, ‘I don’t think we know her yet.”
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