A group of 10 Irish influencers have joined together to form Ireland's first TikTok content house.
For those unaware, a TikTok house is something made famous in America with popular social media stars living together to make videos.
And now in South Dublin has it's very own, called the "GOAT house".
Reaction to the idea has been mixed to say the least, with many labelling it a modern day Tallafornia.
Thomas Arnold and Jake Brown are the brains behind the operation and have already set up numerous social accounts showing off the plush mansion and the people inside it.
Here's all you need to know about the "GOAT house":
Who are the influencers?
The group of influencers have a combined social media following of 10 million.
They include radio DJ Marty Guilfoyle and comedy content creator Ryan Mar.
Here are all the names;
- Leila Ecker
- Marty Guilfoyle
- Nia Gallagher
- Lauren Whelan
- Andrea Camila
- Lewis Kelly
- Ryan Mar
- Shauna Davitt
- Dara Tah
- Thomas Arnold
- Jake Browne
Where is this house?
The 'GOAT house' - short for 'Greatest Of All Time' - is located in a leafy suburb in South Dublin.
What do they do?
They are essentially an Irish version of the "Hype House" - what's that you ask?
Well, the Hype house is an American creation where a load of popular Tiktok creators came together to collaborate on content.
Each of the stars will now be making videos together and are hoping to link up with advertisers to sponsor their content.
How can I follow them?
You can check them out on Instagram below or follow their Tiktok accounts separately.
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