Before her rise to fame on social media, Rae was a competitive dancer - and this skill helped her to gain popularity when she began posting dance videos in 2019. One of the biggest TikTok stars to make the transition to traditional media, Addison Rae Easterling is the fourth largest creator on the platform with 88 million followers.

Poarch's video lip-syncing “M to the B” was TikTok’s biggest viral video of 2020, according to TikTok.

Before becoming a social media sensation, Poarch was a member of the U.S.

Poarch was originally born in the Philippines, but was adopted by an American family and moved to the U.S.

What actually got her in the public eye, though, was a simple cover of British rapper Millie B's 'M to the B' - which propelled her to not only become one of the most-followed creators on the platform at 92 million, but the most popular overall in the Philippines. Their family was the subject of a Hulu reality show, titled The D'Amelio Show.īella Poarch (real name Denarie Bautista Taylor) became successful on TikTok when her song 'Build a Bitch' blew up on the platform after its release in 2021.

Her sister, Dixie, is also one of the most followed people on the app, with 57 million followers.

Forbes reported that D'Amelio was the highest-earning female TikTok star in 2019 and the highest-earning person overall on the app in 2022.

Her claim to fame arrived when she began to post herself performing a dance called the 'Renegade' to the K Camp song 'Lottery.' As of June 2023, she has 150 million followers. Before her popularity online, D'Amelio was a dancer and student in Connecticut. Known for her dance videos in the iconic stationary TikTok-style, Charli D'Amelio is a 19-year-old influencer who began posting to that platform at only 15 years old.

Rounding out the list: Dancers to Hollywood A-listers 2.

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