Jimmy Fallon mentions controversial Addison Rae group

Jimmy Fallon invited six viral TikTok dance creators to “The Tonight Show” Monday night, more than a week after airing the heavily criticized part in which Addison Rae performed the dance. Of them without giving credit to them.In the last show, before the break, we worked a little with Addison Rae where she taught me eight viral TikTok dances," Fallon said. It deserves to have its own spotlight. Now some creators will join in and talk about how their dance spread and then do the dances themselves. During the show, which lasted 11 minutes and 23 seconds, Fallon interviewed dance creators Mya Nicole Johnson, Chris Cotter,

Dorien Scott, สล็อต xo ทดลองเล่นฟรี Fur-Quan Powell, Camyra Franklin, Adam Snyder, Nate Nale, Greg Dahl and Keara Wilson via video chat. Even though he Didn't ask about Rae or when she appeared.Rae is one of TikTok's most popular creators, with more than 79 million followers, and appeared on March 26, a day after the release of his debut single "Obsessed". Fallon holds cue cards with the names of each choreography written on them while Rae dances.Many have criticized the group for not crediting the original creators, mostly black.This is a miss,” tweeted “The View,” co-host Sunny Hostin. “Give credit to black creators As another Twitter user said, “The fact that they don't know how disgusting it is is boring. This is systematic racism at its best.

This white woman benefited from a crumbling system and was highlighted on national TV, while the real choreographers and artists who made the music were not mentioned at all.After her part aired, Rae told TMZ it was difficult to credit the creators.I think they all got credit in the original post on YouTube, but it's hard to give credit during the show,” Rae said. “But they all know I love them so much and I mean I support. They are all very And hope that someday we will meet and dance together.Neither Rae nor Fallon responded to The Washington Post's requests for comment.The idea of mimicking was created in TikTok as users often create and share original audio or video, such as music or dance, and others offer their own spin. Complications arise when these plagiarism find their way into the real world, often through the platform's popular stars, not the original creators.

The controversy surrounding Rae and Fallon might sound like Deja Vu, Rae, and Charli D'Amelio TikTok's most popular creators of February 2020 due to their popularity with "Renegade", a creative dance. By 14-year-old black creator Jalaiah Harmon without crediting her. The pair were invited to take part in the NBA All-Star celebrations after the internet backlash.The National Basketball Association finally invited Harmon to perform at the All-Star game.On “The Tonight Show” on Monday, before performing Megan Thee Stallion's “Savage” dance, Keara Wilson said she was excited to see the choreography rise over the past year.I honestly do it for fun. Then I can only see it grow. Celebrities are doing it The little ones are doing it the best, ”Wilson told Fallon,“ but I have to say that seeing my dance makes people happy through detention is the best part.