Was anyone here ever into Livejournal?

I followed other people on there and commented on their posts(there was one guy who used to review movies on there but moved to Blogger) but never did my own journals or anything like that.

Oh, that's very interesting. And yeah, I never had an account from what I remember, I just browsed the site for fandoms. It really felt like its own thing. I do agree that Tumblr likely usurped Livejournal in the end, but in some ways, I preferred Livejournal's format, being more of a writer/reader than artist. I know that Discord is VERY popular now with younger people, and I could see that becoming more of a force for them than Facebook or Twitter. There's just a certain charm to the Wordpresses, or Livejournals, or old forums or whatnot that sterile FB or Twitter don't replicate IMO, maybe young people will gravitate back towards those kinds of environments. 

Honestly, think about how many younger people even use FACEBOOK anymore, look at how many jokes revolve around boomers and Facebook, not Gen Z and Facebook-I imagine Instagram or even Snapchat are way more relevant to them. Twitter is still a force because there has been no real "good" replacement, not even Zuck himself could take it down with Threads (at least as of now), sort of like how we've had no proper Youtube replacement despite daring creators' best attempts at creating one. 

I think tiktok is gonna replace youtube tbh.

not a chance, you can't do videos like Mr Beast does on TikTok

Yeah he's basically a Youtuber who become succesful by seeing what was trending and doing that(his early videos had him doing things like counting to ridiculously high numbers)and he spent basically all his time gaming the system and now he uses his money to do all kinds of crazy epic videos, some are pretty neat, he also helps out a lot of people like that one time he paid for a bunch of blind people to get surgery so they could see again.

With him being the most popular Youtuber ain't no way TikTok overcomes Youtube, especially not with the way they controversially try to censor random stuff(like they recently got in hot water for blocking videos talking about the WGA strike) a lot of people like myself don't trust that platform because of it being created in China and some of the dodgy ways they've gone after people overseas.

True. But youtube didn't always let you do longer videos, they used to be limited by 10 minutes. Idk, I'm thinking there's going to be a change due to youtube having competition. Not just from tiktok, but twitch and the like.