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TikTok

TikTok is a social video app that lets people to watch other people lipsing or dance on songs or create videos of themselves doing the same. It was released in 2016, TikTok truly went mainstream now: In November 2019, this app passed more then 1.5 billion downloads worldwide on the App Store and Google Play, with more than 650 million downloads in 2019 alone. TikTok was also the third most-downloaded non-gaming app of the year, following WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger -- putting it ahead of the main Facebook app and Instagram, according to mobile intelligence firm Sensor Tower. It should be note that the US Govt. is looking for the potential security risks of TikTok to achieve authenticity. 

You can download TikTok free in the Play store. It is also available for iOS. 
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