In The Know is now available on Apple News - follow us here ! And if we all take heed of their wise words, the world they inherit should be a healthier, happier one. The Peptoc hotline is a powerful reminder of just how important it is to protect and nurture our children. “The love of children is just so pure,” wrote another. “It’s bizarre getting help from young ones when you feel that you need to make a better world for them,” observed one user. “These messages go right to your inner child,” read another comment. “Well I’m saving that number,” another user wrote. “Adults are not doing okay,” wrote one user. “Broken adults everywhere crying,” commented another. “Ok but lowkey these kids saved my life the other day,” wrote another. Will these kids ever know what they did for massive amounts of adults?” asked another user. When they said ‘we love you,’ I thought I was gonna die,” one user commented. While TikTok does primarily have a young userbase, adults can choose who to follow and.
#TICTOC FOR ADULTS FREE#
Adults are free to use the standard TikTok application. “I was having a REALLY bad day yesterday, so I called and I let out the ugliest sobs ever. No, there isn’t a version of TikTok for adults. “I’ve been hurting so bad and I barely can feel anything else. “It’s like hearing your inner child rooting for you,” one TikToker commented. Thousands of TikTokers came to the comment section of video to share their reactions to the hotline. “ These messages go right to your inner child…” The kids’ sweet, unscripted messages range from touching to wise to hilarious - and their heartfelt words are clearly resonating with people around the world. Whether you’re feeling “mad, frustrated, or nervous,” needing “words of encouragement and life advice,” looking for a “pep talk from kindergarteners,” or simply need to enjoy the sound of “ kids laughing with delight,” the Peptoc hotline is ready to uplift you. But after calling and listening to the menu options and recordings, it’s no wonder the hotline has had such an impact. Originally intended for family and friends, the Peptoc hotline is now getting up to 9,000 calls per hour. The hotline, recorded by students at West Side Elementary School in Healdsburg, Calif., was the brainchild of teachers Asherah Weiss and Jessica Martin, according to CBS News. “I urge you to call 70,” the viral video’s caption reads. Urge you to call 70 🥺 ♬ original sound – THEODORA
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