A study conducted by the University of Queensland says that TikTok needs to introduce regulations around vaping. Researchers at the University of Queensland analysed and evaluated the content of over 800 of TikTok’s most-viewed vaping videos. The study found that 63 per cent of vaping videos were portrayed in a positive light. The popularity of vaping is undeniable on the platform: the hashtag #Vaping_community has over 3 million views, #Vaping_Vibes has over 2.6 million views, while #vapinggirl has over 58k views. Despite these concerns, TikTok is yet to start policing vaping videos.