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Everything You Need To Know About TikTok's Hype House What Hype House Member Are You Quiz

Everything You Need To Know About TikTok's Hype House What Hype House Member Are You Quiz

Everything You Need to Know About TikTok's Hype House

In case you've been living under a rock for a few months, you've probably heard of , the video sharing site that is quickly taking over everyone's lives. From fun memes to viral dances, TikTok is becoming as relevant as Instagram, so of course, TikTok celebs are popping up everywhere. The most famous of those celebs? That has to be the members of the Hype House, the group of teens who have moved in together and started an account, which now has 9.4 million followers. Still not sure what exactly the Hype House is? Here's everything you need to know.

Everything You Need to Know About TikTok's Hype House

What is the Hype House?

Think Jake Paul's Team Ten or David Dobrik's The Vlog Squad. The Hype House is a group of 19 teens who make TikToks together in LA. Unlike Team Ten, though, there is no de facto leader taking a percentage of the profits.

"This whole house is designed for productivity," Thomas Petrou, who is credited with helping to create the House, told . "If you want to party, there’s hundreds of houses that throw parties in L.A. every weekend. We don’t want to be that."

Of course, there are house rules. As NYT explains, the members are allowed to have friends over, but they can't throw a party. And, if you break something, you have 15 days to replace it. The biggest rule, though? All members must make TikTok videos, three a day to be exact.

Everything You Need to Know About TikTok's Hype House

Where is the hype house?

The members rented a mansion in LA, though the exact location of the house is unknown.

Who lives in the hype house?

The official list of Hype House members is: Charli D'Amelio, Daisy Keech, Dixie D'Amelio, Alex Warren, Ryland Storms, Connor Yates, Nick Austin, Addison Rae, Chase Hudson, Kouvr Annon, Wyatt Xavier, Thomas Petrou, Avani Gregg, Calvin Goldby, James Wright, Ondreaz Lopez, Jack Wright, Patrick Huston, and Tony Lopez.

OK, that's a lot of people, so let's break some of them down.

Everything You Need to Know About TikTok's Hype House

Charli D'Amelio

The 15-year-old from Connecticut was called the "reigning queen of TikTok" by the NYTimes.

Dixie D'Amelio

Charli's 18-year-old sister is also very popular on the platform.

Daisy Keech

As one of the older members of the House, Daisy, who is 20, has become kind of a mom to the group.

Chase Hudson

Chase, 17, who is known as Lil Huddy is reportedly dating Charli, but he told t recently that "it's exclusive, we're not talking to anyone else, we really like each other. We just don't want to put a label on it yet."

Addison Rae

Addison, 19, was rumored to be dating fellow TikTok star Bryce Hall(who isn't in the House), but she told ET they're just friends.

Thomas Petrou

Thomas, 21, used to be a part of Team 10. He is credited with creating the Hype House, along with Chase.

That being said, only Alex, Daisy, Thomas, and Avani actually live in the house full time. According to NYT, Chase is the one who put the money down for the house, but it's Thomas, the oldest member of the group, who manages everyone's schedules and deals with any house issues.

Chase, meanwhile acts as the House's talent scout, finding new TikTok influencers to join the team. He told NYT than anyone who wants to join the House has to have "a lot of energy and personality and honestly a little weird. The weird people get the furthest on the internet," he said. "You either have to be talented at something, or a weird funny mix, or extremely good looking."

Are there other TikTok houses like the Hype House?

While the Hype House may have started the trend, there are other TikTok Houses on their tail. Other groups like .

Assistant Editor Carolyn Twersky is an assistant editor for Seventeen covering celebrities, entertainment, politics, fashion, beauty, and health. 

Hype House And The Los Angeles TikTok Mansion Gold Rush Which Hype House Member Are You Quiz

Hype House And The Los Angeles TikTok Mansion Gold Rush Which Hype House Member Are You Quiz

Hype House and the Los Angeles TikTok Mansion Gold Rush

Hype House and the Los Angeles TikTok Mansion Gold Rush

, a group of British and Irish TikTokers, visited Los Angeles this week and posted about his plans to “infiltrate America.”

Too much hype inevitably attracts drama, and Hype House members are extremely wary of it. They are careful about who they film with, what they wear, how they act and how things can be interpreted online.

If a Hype House member has a girlfriend, for instance, that member may avoid filming with another girl alone, so as not to start rumors.

The house itself could bring drama someday. MaiLinh Nguyen, a former videographer for Jake Paul, said money can play a huge role in trouble.

“I don’t think it’s sustainable to just be a collective forever,” she said. “At some point if they want to do a pop-up shop, or release Hype House merch, they need to figure out how to divvy things up financially and they’re going to have to legitimize it as a business.”

Michael Gruen, the vice president of talent at TalentX Entertainment, said many of these collectives are creating valuable intellectual property. A commission structure should be negotiated from the start, he said, and thought should be given to incorporation and insurance and everything else that comes along with running a business.

“As I’ve told many of these creator houses,” Mr. Gruen said, “before you dig deep into raising the value of the I.P., make sure that you have the splits organized so it doesn’t come into play and ruin friendships.”

Carson King, 20, a YouTuber who lives in a collab house with several YouTuber friends, said that for him and many others, a looser arrangement can work great, and creates less pressure.

“I think it’s a dream for a lot of people to be able to move in with friends and be able to work on whatever you want to work on,” he said. He and his housemates keep things like whiteboards around their collab house so they can write down video ideas anytime.

“The big struggle creators have is that people around them don’t understand at all the culture of what they’re doing,” said Mitch Moffit, 31, a YouTuber who lived in a collab house when he was starting out.

This is the value for young people: If you want to immerse yourself in influencer and internet culture, there’s no better place to be. Chase, Thomas, Charli and other members of Hype House are aware of how lucky they are, how fleeting fame can be, and they don’t want to squander the opportunity.

“It’s 24/7 here. Last night we posted at 2 a.m.,” Thomas said. “There’s probably 100 TikToks made here per day. At minimum.”