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Follow These Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander TikTok Creators To Decolonise Your Feed

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It’s NAIDOC week, so what better time to decolonise our feeds by checking out some Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander creators

There are so many incredible accounts to follow, so this isn’t an exhaustive list, but consider it a way to get started. From Indigenous art to hilarious skits and makeup videos, there’s bound to be something that catches your eye. 

Sari-Ella Thaiday, @sarithaiday

@sarithaiday ? #makeuptransition #clownmakeup #tiktoktransitions #scarytiktoks ♬ tatatarararara – holaa

Sari Thaiday is a Darnley, Saibai, and Yidinji woman. She’s both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, and her original TikTok account was banned, so you can find her at the new handle @sarithaiday. At Punkee, we’re suckers for makeup vids, and Sari is super skilled. She also makes vlogs of her life, shows off her dance moves and more. 

Andrew Lopez, @andrewfyplopez

@andrewfyplopez #native #aboriginal #canada #aotearoa #america #australia #koori ♬ original sound – Andrew Lopez

Andrew has over 35,000 followers on TikTok, and he helps break down complicated issues in an easy-to-understand way. He addresses oppression, generational wealth, and other matters in his short videos. 

Emily Johnson, @howdoidelete1

@howdoidelete1 Iconic truly @Isaac Compton #pleaseexplain #alwayswasalwayswillbe ♬ Mii Music but It Makes You Uncomfortable – lukeitslukas

Emily is a Barkindji, Wakka Wakka, Latjilatji, and Biri Gubba woman, and her latest TikTok has blown up, racking up over 5.4 million views. She’s often jumping on trends as well as offering hilarious media commentary, as seen in the TikTok above. 

Emma Hollingsworth, @mulganai

@mulganaiThe pink wasn’t popping enough♬ I’m Tired (Bonus Track) – Labrinth & Zendaya

Emma is a Kaanju, Kuku Ya’u and Girramay artist, and she has a massive 258,000 followers. She shares videos of her artistic process, and it’s so calming to watch her create some truly beautiful pieces. 

Cindy Rostron, @cindy_rostron

@cindy_rostron Life style back at home :/ #fyp #landscape #nativetiktok #indiginous #abouriginal??❤️ ♬ nintendo wii (mii channel) song – julie on the internet

Cindy is a Bangardidjan woman who shares short videos about her love life, jumps on trends and gives fans a look into her culture. She’s also a model, and enjoys getting into character for light-hearted skits. 

Meissa, @meissa.com.au

@meissa.com.au #onthisday // repost about allyship and some ways to support minority communities // #ally #allyship #HowToBeAnAlly #HowTo #LearnOnTiktok #Aboriginal #Indigenous #WhiteAllies #minority ♬ original sound – Meissa ?

Meissa is a Wiradjuri, Gomeroi and Awabakal queer woman, and she’s killing the TikTok game. With over 140,000 followers, she uses her platform to educate people on allyship, and spread awareness to a number of First Nations causes. Plus, she’s a super-talented makeup artist. 

Nathan Lyons, @kookingwithakoori 

@kookingwithakoori Kooking with a koori ??❤️ Twisted Shroom Burger @Twisties #Madfeedz #ad ♬ Try Something New – Alex Arias & Alexander Julius Wright

For all those looking for some food content, Nathan’s TikTok account has you covered. With over 200,000 followers, the creator has won over fans with simple, budget-friendly meals, and even has his own cookbook. 

Image credits: TikTok/@howdoidelete1, @sarithaiday, @andrewfylopez