Both influencers who spoke with WBZ make their primary income through content on TikTok. On Friday, the Supreme Court upheld a ban passed by Congress on the app. The government's justification for the ban is concerns for national security since it is owned by a Chinese company. The ban is set to start on Sunday.

Following a unanimous decision by the Supreme Court on Friday, which upheld a proposed ban on TikTok, the ban on the app could now take effect as soon as Sunday.

Last April, President Biden signed a law putting TikTok on notice that its days operating in the U.S. were numbered -- unless it could find an American buyer. TikTok sued on the basis of free speech. But last week, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the TikTok ban and by Sunday the site went down.