Biden garners 67K TikTok followers on first day using Chinese-owned app he banned over security concerns

President Biden's new campaign account garnered more than 67,000 TikTok followers in the first day since joining the Chinese-owned app he banned over national security concerns.

The @bidenhq account's following had jumped even higher to nearly 82,000 followers as of Tuesday morning, with more than 681,300 likes.

That's still a far cry from Biden's 37.8 million followers on his campaign account on X, formerly Twitter.

"Lol hey guys," the first TikTok video on the account, published during the Super Bowl game Sunday, read in the caption. Biden, in khaki slacks and a navy sweater, stood with his hands in his pockets as he was asked a series of questions. Asked "Chiefs or Niners?," Biden responded, "Two great quarterbacks, hard to decide, but if I didn’t say I was for the Eagles, then I’d be sleeping alone. My wife’s a Philly girl." When challenged on if he preferred the game or commercials or the game or the halftime show, Biden responded game twice.

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"Jason Kelce or Travis Kelce?" someone questioned from behind the camera. "Mama Kelce. I understand she makes great chocolate chip cookies," Biden said.

"Deviously plotting to rig the season so the Chiefs would make the Super Bowl? Or are the Chiefs just being a good football team?" the voice asked again.

"I’d get in trouble if I told you," Biden responded, as the video cuts briefly to the Dark Brandon meme.

"Trump or Biden?" he's asked, as the screen shows a side by side of Trump, a bit sunburned, in a Make America Great Again hat and polo, next to Biden seen smiling and wearing a suit in his official headshot. "Are you kidding?" the president chuckles, concluding the video.