@highstreetrockRichie & The High St Rockers

Philadelphia-based 50s & 60s rock and roll: Now travelling the U.S. Tap link below for Merch / tour dates

card updated Oct 15, 2026 · 13 clips parsed · following 84 · 1,800,000 likes total

Engagement5.83%normal range

Account summary

@highstreetrock has 215,000 followers and 200 videos. Across the 13 parsed clips the average is 129,908 views and 6,836 likes. Engagement to views is 5.83%, which is normal range for TikTok. On the newer half of the feed the response is falling (−1.41 pp). Posts roughly 0.2 times a week. An average clip reaches 60% of the follower count.

Followers

215K

history is still being collected

Engagement

5.83%

−1.41 pp newer half

Average views

129.9K

median 15.6K

Likes per clip

6.8K

201 comments avg

Shares / saves

534 / 590

0.45% of viewers save

Posting rate

0.2 / wk

reach 60% of followers

Latest clips

13 collected

If you wanted to know what being a teenager sounded like in 1959, Dion — @highstreetrock

17.5K2:41If you wanted to know what being a teenager sounded like in 1959, Dion and the Belmonts had the record. “A Teenager in L1.8K88256158

That handclap beat hits, Dion starts telling the story, and “Runaround — @highstreetrock

12.5K1:33That handclap beat hits, Dion starts telling the story, and “Runaround Sue” is off and running. Released in 1961, Dion’s1.1K341968

That opening “Oh-oh, yes I’m the great pretender” is one of the most r — @highstreetrock

216K2:51That opening “Oh-oh, yes I’m the great pretender” is one of the most recognizable entrances in 1950s vocal music. The Pl8.2K223904729

“Love Potion No. 9” had already lived one life in the 1950s before The — @highstreetrock

11.9K2:14“Love Potion No. 9” had already lived one life in the 1950s before The Searchers turned it into a 1960s rock hit. Writte1K348779

This is what soul music sounded like while it was still being invented — @highstreetrock

9K1:34This is what soul music sounded like while it was still being invented. Solomon Burke recorded “Cry to Me” for Atlantic 748183152

Few records capture teenage frustration quite like “Summertime Blues.” — @highstreetrock

344.2K0:35Few records capture teenage frustration quite like “Summertime Blues.” Released in 1958, Eddie Cochran’s “Summertime Blu14.3K2811K1.5K

Before Iggy Pop was a “Real Wild Child,” Johnny O’Keefe was the Wild O — @highstreetrock

15.6K0:41Before Iggy Pop was a “Real Wild Child,” Johnny O’Keefe was the Wild One. Johnny O’Keefe recorded “Wild One” in 1958, ri1.2K231683

One shout of “ONE, TWO, THREE!” and you know exactly what record is co — @highstreetrock

6K2:31One shout of “ONE, TWO, THREE!” and you know exactly what record is coming. The Young Rascals turned “Good Lovin’” into 566241441

You know “Unchained Melody.” But there’s a good chance you’ve never he — @highstreetrock

9K1:48You know “Unchained Melody.” But there’s a good chance you’ve never heard of the man who introduced it to the world. “Un922476983

Detroit rock and roll rarely hit harder than Mitch Ryder and the Detro — @highstreetrock

6.9K1:52Detroit rock and roll rarely hit harder than Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels. In 1966, Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wh715223842

That bass vocal intro is instantly recognizable. Released by Dion and — @highstreetrock

181.5K2:22That bass vocal intro is instantly recognizable. Released by Dion and the Belmonts in 1958, “I Wonder Why” became one o13.1K5321K1.1K

We leaned into our R&B side for this tune... Here's "Cry to Me" by Sol — @highstreetrock

230K2:34We leaned into our R&B side for this tune... Here's "Cry to Me" by Solomon Burke. Click that follow button if you want t14.2K5341.5K1.3K

Everyone tells us that our lead singer looks like Buddy Holly, so here — @highstreetrock

628.7K1:56Everyone tells us that our lead singer looks like Buddy Holly, so here's another one of Buddy's hits for you. Want to h31K7552K2.5K

Engagement per clip

13 parsed clips · newest on the right · click a bar to open the clip peak: 12.3% ER

Oct 4Sep 17Oct 13

Date	Views	Likes	Comments	Shares	Saves	ER
Oct 13, 2026	17,500	1,812	88	256	158	12.32%
Oct 9, 2026	12,500	1,106	34	19	68	9.27%
Oct 7, 2026	216,000	8,154	223	904	729	4.30%
Oct 5, 2026	11,900	1,007	34	87	79	9.48%
Sep 21, 2026	8,970	748	18	31	52	8.89%
Sep 19, 2026	344,200	14,300	281	1,001	1,472	4.53%
Sep 17, 2026	15,600	1,234	23	16	83	8.16%
Sep 10, 2026	6,034	566	24	14	41	10.01%
Sep 3, 2026	9,009	922	47	69	83	11.52%
Sep 1, 2026	6,888	715	22	38	42	11.25%
May 24, 2026	181,500	13,100	532	1,025	1,118	8.08%
Mar 26, 2026	230,000	14,200	534	1,492	1,284	7.05%
Oct 4, 2025	628,700	31,000	755	1,992	2,464	5.37%