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Robert Grace
A singer and songwriter from Kilkenny has been named as the third most viewed Irish artist on TikTok for 2023.
Graig’s Robert Grace has amassed a following of more than three million users on TikTok, where he shares his original music as well as covers and mashups.
This comes from TikTok’s 2023 Year on TikTok report.
The report also revealed that there are now two million people across Ireland tuning into TikTok each month.
“We are truly inspired by the 2 million people in Ireland who come to TikTok to share their creativity in an authentic way and foster a sense of belonging you can’t find anywhere else,” said Cormac Keenan, Head of Trust and Safety at TikTok.
Robert surpassed Irish artists such as Hozier and Dermot Kennedy to reach the number three spot.
He has achieved huge success with songs Fake Fine, NOT OK and Casper.
He released a new song called Nice Guys Finish Last on December 1.
Cian Ducrot took the top spot for most viewed Irish artist with Niall Horan coming second, also featured on the list was Jazzy who became the first Irish woman to reach number one on Spotify.
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