Why all the platform of social media are US based.

I feel like there is a lot of US content regardless of which platform from online.. it feels like we are just watching Americans...all the other countries are doing so much but none of it is show cased I dont know how it is relatable but this is really weird...90% of the the social I cosume is USA made content i dont understand why or how is it because the social media are mainly from US or just they are not universal...got to think about this and qusstion..let me know if you have felt the same...

P.S. if this is illuminati please make me famous and money...

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North_Guarantee1063•3 days ago•13

the platforms being american definitely plays a part, but the algorithm also just loves english content and keeps feeding you more of whatever you watched last, so eventually your feed becomes 90%

want2retire•3 days ago•7

Tiktok wasn't but...

omgbears•3 days ago•5

Japan and China have their own popular social networks. you probably just don’t use them because you don’t speak the language?

edit: fixed word order to make the sentence make sense

mv3trader•3 days ago•2

Attention

Jester_Hopper_pot•3 days ago•2

Yea it make any political way to US focus to the point it's hard to avoid

TinaNice1565•3 days ago•2

Big social platforms mostly started in the US because of early tech funding and talent. English content travels easily globally, US creators make lots of monetized videos, and algorithms reward high-engagement posts.

Crafty_Judge_9576•3 days ago•2

Okay think about it this way, americans are the most dumbest in terms of content , dumb is very good for any social media especially in our day and age. Stupid content = easier to go viral which automatically makes america like top tier for that .

Confidencekitty12•3 days ago•1

Europe needs something like Facebook

spycimoqah86•3 days ago•1

I mean that's kind of a given

LadyHoskiv•3 days ago•1

I wish I got more American content. My feed only pushes local stuff… and pushes my stuff to locals. Very annoying.

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