Jason Derulo thinks TikTok has "[taken] over the world"

He told the Metro newspaper's Guilty Pleasures column: "People are killing it, it’s cool. I meet all kinds of people and work with all kinds of creators from musicians to dancers.

"It’s fascinating that these people would have never had a platform to be seen by anyone.

"I think it’s such a beautiful thing. It’s become this huge phenomenon and took over the world in such a short amount of time."

The 'Savage Love' hitmaker - who has over 33 million followers on the site - admitted it took him some time to find a social media outlet that he could connect with because he found the likes of Instagram too narcissistic.

He explained: "I have never been good at social media. It was always hard for me.

"There was never an app that spoke to me. I felt like there were apps for everyone except me.

"With Twitter, I’m not the type to tap my feelings and say what’s going on in my day. Instagram is kinda taking selfies and to show yourself and the best version of you. I’m not really the showboat type.

"TikTok was about having a good time and having fun and being creative. I had a lot of fun doing it and kind of thrived because it just fit me really good."

Olly Murs has previously spoken of how much he admires Jason's TikTok posts and the way he's used the site to reignite his career.

He said: "I love the app and it kept me entertained through lockdown.

"It was a lot of fun coming up with pranks and fun stuff with my girlfriend, so I’m glad people enjoyed them.

"I actually think Jason Derulo is the master of TikTok. He seems to have a stream of influencers living at his house in Los Angeles producing content every day - I’m very envious. He’s brilliant on it and had huge success with his music again off the back of it."