Addison Rae

Addison Rae (American TikTok Star) posts dancing and lip sync videos on her addison.rae profile. Her TikTok account has received more than 50 million followers. In the latter part of 2019 she joined Charli D'Amelio Chase Hudson and other popular TikTok creators in forming The Hype House. The Hype House. The first time that Addison Rae posted an Instagram post was made in October 2014. She was a student at Calvary Baptist Academy Shreveport. Addison Rae was a young superstar in her field. She first gained fame via TikTok. The singer was also signed by WME in January, to help build her brand through projects like dance models, modeling, endorsements and so on. Addison has over 2 million YouTube users. The most watched video she has uploaded to her YouTube channel been viewed 6.8 million views. This video discusses her makeup and hair routine. The video highlights her hair as well as her makeup. Fans compliment her skills, but also comment on how beautiful she is without makeup. There are also behind-the-scenes videos and fashion-related videos to her channel. Addison has one of her songs written by The Kid LAROI.






















 

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