We Love to See It: All the Winners From Australia's TikTok Awards

Some of your fave Aussie creators have won big at the TikTok awards 🏆

TikTok Australia held their first iteration of the TikTok Awards in Sydney, Australia last night and the whole event is giving massive main character energy.

Everyone’s favourite creators and internet celebrities arrived at Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion for an Oscar-award-worthy night.

The night was hosted by fan-fave Media Personality Abbie Chatfield, 2022 Creator of The Year Kat Clark and Logie Winner and TV Host Tony Armstrong.

Categories ranged from Creator of the Year, TikTok for Good and Comedy Creator of the Year. We break down the winners from last night’s TikTok Awards.

Video of the Year: Fitzroy Garage Party.

@andydavie the vibes are here #melbourne ♬ are you gonna leave me now - beachbumblaine

Don’t lie, you’re guilty of recreating it too.

Everyone’s favourite suburban garage party won Video of the Year last night for their TikTok of them having a fun time in the summer in a Fitzroy garage.

It’s almost no surprise that their TikTok took out the top gong in Sydney last night given how many times the video has now been created.

Plus it proves that if a fun vid of a bunch of guys having a summer sesh can win Video of the Year, anyone has the chance of winning the award next year!

Comedy Creator of the Year: Tom & Kell (@reesebros).

 

 

 

 

 

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Our favourite brothers from down under are known for making content about all those relatable Aussie things.

From what it’s like going camping, the birds outside our window at 6am and what it's like having your dad drop you off at school, their content is relatable, hilarious and very self-aware.

International Creator of the Year: Chris Olsen

Everyone’s favourite Meghan Trainor bestie took out International Creator of the Year and was even in Sydney to accept the award!

 

 

 

 

 

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All the Winners.

Check out the winners from last night’s award ceremony.

Creator of the Year:

• Indy Clinton - @indyclinton. (Winner)
• Andy Hearnden - @andy_cooks.
• Angelo Marasigan - @_angelomarasigan.
• Tom Forrest - @outbacktom.
• Sophia Begg - @sophadophaa.

Video of the Year:

• Andrew Davie - Fitzroy Garage Party. (Winner)
• Daen Lia Kelly - ASMR Garlic Bread.
• Darren Ford - Frod the Frog.

TikTok for Good

• Sean Skeels & Marley Whatarau - @getdownwithsandm. (Winner)
• The Black As Crew - @blackas.
• Jenna Hudson - @jennawiththepink.

Comedy Creator of the Year:

• Tom Reese & Kell Reese - @reesebros.(WInner)
• Maddy Macrae - @maddy_macrae_.
• Jimmy Rees - @jimmyrees.

Sport Creator of the Year:

• CommBank Matildas - @matildas. (Winner)
• Kennedy Cherrington - @kennedycherrington.
• Christian Petracca - @christianpetracca_5.

Music Act of the Year:

• Peach PRC - @peachprc.(Winner)
• Go-Jo - @heyimgojo.
• Kim Dracula - @kimdrac.
• Kylie Minogue - @kylieminogue.

LIVE Creator of the Year:

• Paaka Davis - @paakadavis.(Winner)
• Shirina Holmatova - @shirinaholmatova1.
• Louis Parcell - @parsl3y.

NZ Creator of the Year:

• Judah Metu-Teaukura - @judaxx. (WInner)
• Simeon Fiapule - @uce_gang6.
• The Royal Family Dance Crew - @theroyalfamilydancecrew.

International Creator of the Year:

• Chris Olsen - @chris. (Winner)
• Maddie Jepson - @maddiegracejepson.
• Francis Bourgeois - @francis.bourgeois.

Missed the awards? You can watch the awards back on @tiktok_australia for 24 hours or stream it on BINGE from Sunday 10 December 2023 AEDT.

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