Morning Brew Daily Americans Flock to TikTok Alternative & Bourbon Boom is Running Dry
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Jan 15, 2025 RedNote is gaining popularity as Americans seek alternatives to TikTok amid looming bans. Meanwhile, bourbon sales are declining, influenced by the rise of cannabis and non-alcoholic drinks. Starbucks tightens its policy on loitering, requiring purchases for patrons to sit. Cottage cheese makes a surprising comeback as a protein-rich trend. Plus, the podcast dives into the latest food labeling regulations, the clash between Elon Musk and the SEC, and the revival of cursive education, highlighting its historical significance.
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Australian Open Avatars
- The Australian Open cleverly uses Wii-like avatars to stream matches on YouTube.
- This sidesteps broadcasting restrictions while providing a hilarious viewing experience.
Red Note's Rise
- Red Note, a Chinese app, topped US app store charts as a potential TikTok replacement.
- It offers similar short-form videos alongside local recommendations.
Cultural Exchange on Red Note
- Red Note facilitates a cultural exchange between American and Chinese users.
- However, censorship and potential bans pose challenges to its long-term success.