# TikTok's Dance Mashup Explosion Takes Over as Platform Secures U.S. Future with New Joint Venture
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LatiNation reports the algorithm is supercharging these sounds, pushing early adopters to massive audiences as dance floors fill up virtually overnight[6]. Meanwhile, TikTok dropped Local Feeds, its first big release under new U.S. ownership—a dedicated tab for nearby content based on your location, perfect for city-specific challenges. Storrito notes it's opt-in for 18-plus users, ranking videos by proximity and tags, giving local creators a fresh boost without messing with the classic For You page[3].
Big headlines? Diamond Metals reveals TikTok dodged a U.S. ban via a blockbuster sale deal, forming TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC with 50% U.S. investors like Oracle (15% stake), Silver Lake, and MGX. ByteDance keeps 19.9%, but U.S. servers, a retrained algorithm on American data only, and an independent board ensure it stays put for 170 million users. CEO Shou Zi Chew confirmed it in a memo, eyeing a January close pending approvals—whew, no more ban drama[2].
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