Getting ratioed on TikTok is not a good experience. In fact,
it's probably the worst thing that can happen to a TikTok user. When you get
ratioed, it means that a comment has more replies than likes. It also means
that the comment has been deemed unpopular or controversial, and that your
content is probably not that appealing.
"Ration" has become a common buzzword on TikTok.
In fact, many of the most popular creators on the platform are the targets of
ratios. The term has spawned a mini-game in the comment section. TikTok users
will often use the term "ratio" to compare the likes and dislikes of
other users. They use the term to try to prove that most of their fellow
TikTokers disagree with the original statement. This is not always a good
thing. The worst part is that it can be hard to pull off. This is because
TikTok does not allow users to downvote comments.
There are many different types of ratios. For example, the
ratio of the comment to the video may be the same as the number of likes the
video receives. However, the ratio of the comment to the number of likes the
video receives may be higher than one. The term "ratio" has also
become associated with Twitter. This is because Twitter introduced the term "ratio"
to describe the number of replies a tweet receives. However, the term
"ratio" on Twitter is a bit more complex than on TikTok.
Despite the popularity of "ratio" on TikTok, the
term is not always a good thing. Ratios are often seen as a means of dogpiling
on someone without the person being aware of the situation. TikTok users have
to rely on their own wits to determine when they should use the term
"ratio". If a comment is considered to be an oversimplification, it
may be a good idea to take a step back and reconsider your position.
The term "ratio" is also used in other social
media platforms. For example, on Twitter, a ratio is when there are more
replies than likes. The term "ratio" is also used to describe the
number of likes and retweets a tweet receives. In addition to Twitter, TikTok
users also use the term "ratio" to describe the process of replying
to a comment. This process can either give the comment more likes than the
original comment, or it can give the comment all the likes. In general, however,
a ratio is not required to be effective, and many users do not consider the
ratio the most important thing in social media.
The "ratio" has become so common on TikTok that it
is no longer considered to be a gimmick. Some users even have started ratio
threads. Ratio threads refer to tweets that have more retweets than likes. This
has led to some of the most memorable ratio videos ever. This is because ratios
on Twitter are usually negative, and it's difficult to pull off a good ratio on
TikTok.
