TikTok Awards 2024: Viral Videos, Stars and Winner Results Revealed

Grab your ring lights, because Australia’s TikTok Awards 2024 took over November 27 in style. Hosted by Robert Irwin and joined by past Creator of the Year icons Indy Clinton (2023) and Kat Clark (2022), this night wasn’t just an awards show—it was the event of the season for influencers all over the world. With the platform’s biggest stars competing for top honors, it was a celebration of creativity, influence, and the unstoppable power of short-form video.

TikTok: The Platform That Changed the Game

Let’s face it, TikTok has become more than just a social media app; it’s a cultural reset. With over a billion active monthly users, TikTok’s where trends are born, stars are made, and even businesses thrive. The app isn’t just for dances and DIY hacks anymore; it’s shaping careers, creating billion-dollar industries, and giving creators a platform to share their passions with the world.

And it’s paying off—literally. TikTok’s creator economy pumped $6 billion into the global market last year, thanks to brand partnerships, ads, and e-commerce sales. The awards show isn’t just about handing out trophies; it’s about recognizing the creators who keep the platform buzzing and pushing boundaries every day.

The Winner Results

Now, for the most anticipated part: who brought home the trophies?

• Video of the Year: Leah Halton
• Comedy Creator of the Year: Ilai Matangi
• Food Creator of the Year: Michael Finch
• Fashion and Beauty Creator of the Year: Ashlee Day
• Sport and Fitness Creator of the Year: Sam Fricker
• Learn on TikTok: Luke Springer
• NZ Creator of the Year: Lisa Perese-Cullen
• Live Creator of the Year: Taz and Alessia
• International Creator of the Year: Alix Earle
• Music Artist of the Year: Royel Otis
• High-Quality Content Creator of the Year: Dr. Karl Kruszelnicki
• TikTok Business of the Year: Kat Clark for kaladé
• TikTok for Good: Edgar’s Mission
• Creator of the Year: Bride Drake

Global Sensations

Alix Earle was the talk of the night. Crowned International Creator of the Year, she’s the girl-next-door who took her storytelling talent to a global stage. From relatable daily vlogs to iconic collabs and her brand Hot Mess that resonates with girls all around the world, Alix proves you don’t need to fit into a box to build an empire. Her win was a reminder that authenticity is what keeps TikTok a safe and relatable space for people from all walks of life.

Why It Matters

What started as a space for quick videos has become a hub for creators to build careers, connect with millions, and even shape industries. This year’s event honored the best in categories like comedy, fashion, and education, showing the incredible range of content that TikTok now represents.

From jaw-dropping wins to viral stars claiming their crowns, the night was a perfect mix of  creativity, and surprises. TikTok’s power lies in its accessibility—anyone can step into the spotlight. What you do with it, though, is what determines how far you’ll go.

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