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Daily history videos 📩 Finvory.page@gmail.com

card updated Sep 16, 2026 · 20 clips parsed · following 1 · 602,200 likes total

Engagement9.37%above average

Account summary

@finvory has 192,000 followers and 362 videos. Across the 20 parsed clips the average is 17,618 views and 1,034 likes. Engagement to views is 9.37%, which is above average for TikTok. On the newer half of the feed the response is falling (−2.02 pp). Posts roughly 3.0 times a week. An average clip reaches 9% of the follower count.

Followers
192K
history is still being collected
Engagement
9.37%
−2.02 pp newer half
Average views
17.6K
median 2.7K
Likes per clip
1K
121 comments avg
Shares / saves
495 / 172
0.97% of viewers save
Posting rate
3.0 / wk
reach 9% of followers

Latest clips

20 collected
America’s transatlantic slave trade wasn’t just a Southern business. S — @finvory1.6K1:51America’s transatlantic slave trade wasn’t just a Southern business. Some of its most active merchants operated out of R7351716Cadillac wasn’t always eager to sell its luxury cars to Black American — @finvory36K1:46Cadillac wasn’t always eager to sell its luxury cars to Black Americans. In fact, during the early 1930s, racial discrim1.8K118883363Did a Black Songwriter Help Popularize One of America's Most Racist Mu — @finvory9341:41Did a Black Songwriter Help Popularize One of America's Most Racist Music Genres?5115712An enslaved man in Georgia described being forced into a heated pit wh — @finvory4661:40An enslaved man in Georgia described being forced into a heated pit while a doctor experimented on his body. The doctor’19243In 2010, the United States government was still printing the word “Neg — @finvory8711:51In 2010, the United States government was still printing the word “Negro” on its Census forms. Not 1910. Not 1960. 2010.3231110In 1859, Arkansas passed a law ordering free Black residents to leave  — @finvory1.4K1:46In 1859, Arkansas passed a law ordering free Black residents to leave the state. And those who refused faced something t8441219In 1914, The New York Times published a doctor’s extraordinary claim a — @finvory1.6K1:43In 1914, The New York Times published a doctor’s extraordinary claim about cocaine. He suggested that Black men using th7828315Before zombies became flesh-eating monsters in Hollywood, they were pa — @finvory3.5K1:51Before zombies became flesh-eating monsters in Hollywood, they were part of a much darker tradition in Haiti. And that t12974927Georgia banned alcohol statewide in 1907. But the story wasn’t only ab — @finvory4971:54Georgia banned alcohol statewide in 1907. But the story wasn’t only about temperance, religion, or protecting families. 28026Was Rosa Parks Already Fighting for Civil Rights Before the Bus Boycot — @finvory8041:51Was Rosa Parks Already Fighting for Civil Rights Before the Bus Boycott?5733612#learnhistoryontiktok — @finvory17.8K1:08#learnhistoryontiktok 80071362132More than 4,500 years ago, ancient Egyptians were accomplishing things — @finvory6K1:16More than 4,500 years ago, ancient Egyptians were accomplishing things that still inspire engineers, physicians, astrono49866696129More than 4,500 years ago, ancient Egyptians were accomplishing things — @finvory2.8K1:37More than 4,500 years ago, ancient Egyptians were accomplishing things that still inspire engineers, physicians, astrono2552310240Before Christianity and Islam, Africa Had Its Own Spiritual Traditions — @finvory1K1:17Before Christianity and Islam, Africa Had Its Own Spiritual Traditions #learnhistoryontiktok 584127Long before Christianity and Islam reached most of Africa, African peo — @finvory6K1:00Long before Christianity and Islam reached most of Africa, African peoples already had sophisticated spiritual tradition54826386119Most people associate the Statue of Liberty with immigration. But that — @finvory15.1K1:37Most people associate the Statue of Liberty with immigration. But that wasn’t its original primary meaning. The idea eme988861.5K228Before Isaac was born, Abraham already had a son. His name was Ishmael — @finvory7.7K1:31Before Isaac was born, Abraham already had a son. His name was Ishmael, and his mother was Hagar—an Egyptian woman. Gene4481919380The world of Jesus was far more interconnected than centuries of Europ — @finvory2.6K1:14The world of Jesus was far more interconnected than centuries of European religious artwork might suggest. Jesus was a f14365129Long before colonial powers dismissed African spiritual traditions as  — @finvory35.3K1:36Long before colonial powers dismissed African spiritual traditions as “witchcraft,” communities across the continent mai80219100114For centuries, Western art has shaped how millions of people imagine J — @finvory210.4K1:10For centuries, Western art has shaped how millions of people imagine Jesus, Moses, and the prophets. But European painti13.8K2K5.4K2.1K

Engagement per clip

20 parsed clips · newest on the right · click a bar to open the clip peak: 21.2% ER
Sep 13Oct 26Oct 29

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