Fanbase of the Isaac Hayes III social application over USD 5.2 million, gains traction when Tiktok Ban is approaching

As the Tiktok Ban, the social application of Isaac Hayes III, Fanbase, has approached, gained adhesion from over $ 5.2 million secured by social financing.

Hayes, son of the legendary R&B singer, Isaac Hayes, founded the social media platform in 2018. According to the website, the creators can earn Revenues through their content. In addition, users can get money because of the interactions in the application. The platform, although free, also has levels of subscription to go further with monetization.

“For people who value content and community, fanbase is a free, free new generation social network that allows each user to earn money from the first day,” explains the company’s website.

Although it has been available for years, the application is gaining latest popularity, because TiTOK time ends in the United States. The platform based in Atlanta also increased on the App Store charts. Fanbase has recently won a spot for six social media rankings and 16 in the general downloads of the App Store. In this manner he also exceeded 5 million milestones in social financing.

Hayes wrote about reaching LinkedIn in the post.

Hayes not only wants society to hitch the application, but participate in its development as investors. According to Afrotech, users It can occur Investors for a minimum amount of USD 399 per black start-up.

He hopes that he’ll turn out to be one other dominant social application on the market, which allows every user to find a way to make a profit.

“I am the only recognized black application for social media, which exists currently founded on the entire planet, but is owned by infrastructure and property,” said Hayes Podcast “Black Tech Green Money”.

“Instead of being clients of our creations, we transform our innovations into acquisitions, and therefore this is my pitch to tell people:” Look. Facebook and Instagram is not going to be, and Tiktok is not going to be the king of the hill. There is no activity that lasted and dominated constant. Everything is falling. “