This is one for the bravest of brands, but for reactive content, there are a lot of opportunities here.
The government will pay TikTokers to make videos urging migrants not to cross the Channel in small boats.
The Home Office has expanded its advertising campaigns aimed at deterring illegal immigration into a number of new countries.
The campaign has been ran in Albania, France and Belgium for the last three years but will now be expanded into Iraq, Egypt and Vietnam.
The Times reports that there are plans to introduce the campaign in Turkey and India.
As part of the campaign, the Home Office has put together a list of Albanian influencers who they want to post videos on TikTok.
The people on the list include a rapper, comedians, lifestyle bloggers, and TV personalities who have been chosen for their ability to appeal to young men.
The government will have a budget of around £30,000 to pay the influencers, but this will be capped at £5,000 per person.
Meanwhile, a total of £576,500 has been assigned for influencers in Egypt, Vietnam, Turkey, Iraq and India.
