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card updated Sep 19, 2026 · 13 clips parsed · following 8 · 299,100 likes total

Engagement6.27%normal range

Account summary

@theidiomsdaily has 68,700 followers and 433 videos. Across the 13 parsed clips the average is 217,885 views and 13,220 likes. Engagement to views is 6.27%, which is normal range for TikTok. On the newer half of the feed the response is falling (−2.38 pp). Posts roughly 0.2 times a week. An average clip reaches 317% of the follower count.

Followers
68.7K
−100 in period
Engagement
6.27%
−2.38 pp newer half
Average views
217.9K
median 2.7K
Likes per clip
13.2K
51 comments avg
Shares / saves
388 / 2.5K
1.13% of viewers save
Posting rate
0.2 / wk
reach 317% of followers

Latest clips

13 collected
More examples BELOW 👇 Tap to see. TODAY’S ENGLISH IDIOM: "Clear the Ai — @theidiomsdaily2.3K0:12More examples BELOW 👇 Tap to see. TODAY’S ENGLISH IDIOM: "Clear the Air" - Talk openly to resolve issues. — USE CASES: "1001214TODAY’S ENGLISH IDIOM: "Blow Smoke" - To lie or say untrue things to m — @theidiomsdaily1.8KTODAY’S ENGLISH IDIOM: "Blow Smoke" - To lie or say untrue things to make yourself or something else look better. 💬 Shar621211TODAY’S ENGLISH IDIOM: "Blow Smoke" - To lie or say untrue things to m — @theidiomsdaily1.4K0:53TODAY’S ENGLISH IDIOM: "Blow Smoke" - To lie or say untrue things to make yourself or something else look better. 💬 Shar421110TODAY’S ENGLISH IDIOM: «Jump Out Of Your Skin» - To be very surprised  — @theidiomsdaily1.8KTODAY’S ENGLISH IDIOM: «Jump Out Of Your Skin» - To be very surprised and scared by something you did not expect. 💬 Shar590015TODAY’S ENGLISH IDIOM: «Jump Out Of Your Skin» - To be very surprised  — @theidiomsdaily1.7K0:43TODAY’S ENGLISH IDIOM: «Jump Out Of Your Skin» - To be very surprised and scared by something you did not expect. 💬 Shar620310@theidiomsdaily — TikTok clip, Apr 293.9K0:131630432Learn more BELOW 👇 Tap to see. TODAY’S IDIOM: "Once In a Blue Moon" -  — @theidiomsdaily2.7K0:29Learn more BELOW 👇 Tap to see. TODAY’S IDIOM: "Once In a Blue Moon" - Very rarely. — ALTERNATIVES / SIMILAR: - "Hardly 670912More examples BELOW 👇 Tap to see. TODAY’S IDIOM: "Street Smarts" - Pra — @theidiomsdaily3.3K0:13More examples BELOW 👇 Tap to see. TODAY’S IDIOM: "Street Smarts" - Practical knowledge gained through real-life experien1090322More examples BELOW 👇 Tap to see. TODAY’S IDIOM: "Go Out Of Your Way"  — @theidiomsdaily1.7K0:16More examples BELOW 👇 Tap to see. TODAY’S IDIOM: "Go Out Of Your Way" - Make a special effort to do something. — USE CAS38219More examples BELOW 👇 Tap to see. TODAY’S IDIOM: "Out Of Left Field" - — @theidiomsdaily3.6K0:13More examples BELOW 👇 Tap to see. TODAY’S IDIOM: "Out Of Left Field" - Completely unexpected and odd. — USE CASES: "That1631028Learn more BELOW 👇 Tap to see. TODAY’S IDIOM: "For the Birds" - Worthl — @theidiomsdaily803.9K0:15Learn more BELOW 👇 Tap to see. TODAY’S IDIOM: "For the Birds" - Worthless, stupid or boring. — ALTERNATIVES / SIMILAR50.1K4191.6K6.9K🆕 ORIGIN: Originating in the U.S., this English idiom likely dates bac — @theidiomsdaily504.4K0:16🆕 ORIGIN: Originating in the U.S., this English idiom likely dates back to the early 1900s, referencing fairground and 27.5K568195.6KORIGIN: There are two theories of this English idiom’s origin. One of  — @theidiomsdaily1.5M0:25ORIGIN: There are two theories of this English idiom’s origin. One of them implies that it originally referred to actua93.4K1882.6K19.3K

Engagement per clip

13 parsed clips · newest on the right · click a bar to open the clip peak: 6.5% ER
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