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Josh Nalley of Elizabethtown, Kentucky, has been posting on TikTok each day for over a year with the goal of being cast as a 'dead guy' on a TV show.

I thought if I was creative enough playing an un-alive person, I could get the attention of a television show or a movie production company, and how about that, it worked." He's actually received several offers to "play dead" including in a music video and there have been a few low-budget movies that have also reached out. That was kind of embarrassing." "So rather than laying facedown I kind of turned over on my side and played dead. It turned out that [Mario Van Peeples](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0005522/) was the director for that episode so besides getting cast in the show, I also got to meet him, which was great." "One of my dogs still seems curious about what I am up to. "Of course, it was a telemarketer calling. "Having done more than 300 of these posts, I have progressed and gotten better. In his post from Day 91, Nalley is facedown next to a statue in Bernheim Forest. "I don't like speaking on camera, but I can lie there and act like I am dead pretty easily," he laughed. Most often he's laying facedown, in snow, dirt, grass, or rocks on the bank of a river, someone's front lawn, or a local park. Now he's going to be on CSI

PMO has a couple of different meanings on TikTok and other social media platforms — here's everything to know about what it means.

For example, someone might say, “they put me on to that artist.” [you can check out our guide here to learn all about the most popular words on the app.](https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/tiktok-terms-explained-fyp-pov-pfp-what-do-they-mean-1527920/) There are other possible meanings of PMO, but on TikTok, the above two definitions seem to be the most common.

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Josh Nalley of Kentucky, has been posting on TikTok each day for nearly a year with the goal of being cast as a 'dead guy' on TV.

I thought if I was creative enough playing an un-alive person, I could get the attention of a television show or a movie production company, and how about that, it worked." He's actually received several offers to "play dead" including in a music video and there have been a few low-budget movies that have also reached out. That was kind of embarrassing." [TikTok](https://www.tiktok.com/@living_dead_josh) and wanted to offer me the part," Nalley told the Courier Journal, part of the USA TODAY Network. "So rather than laying facedown I kind of turned over on my side and played dead. "One of my dogs still seems curious about what I am up to. "Of course, it was a telemarketer calling. "Having done more than 300 of these posts, I have progressed and gotten better. Most often he's facedown, in snow, dirt, grass, or rocks on the bank of a river, someone's front lawn, or a local park. In his post from Day 91, Nalley is facedown next to a statue in Bernheim Forest. "I don't like speaking on camera, but I can lie there and act like I am dead pretty easily," he laughed. It turned out that [Mario Van Peebles](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0005522/) was the director for that episode so besides getting cast in the show, I also got to meet him, which was great."

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Meet the TikTok influencers ushering in a new style of brutal, lightning-fast restaurant reviews.

But according to Soleil Ho, restaurant critic at the San Francisco Chronicle, that’s where the similarities in these two genres of restaurant review end. While Adam Platt, former restaurant critic at New York Magazine, is not himself a TikTok devotee, he admits that the negative TikTok review has staying power. The appeal of a scorchingly negative review is undeniable. But as creators begin to usher in a renewed era of scathing restaurant reviews—a genre that [The VIP List](https://www.tiktok.com/@theviplist?lang=en) and [StephTravels NYC](https://www.tiktok.com/@stephtravels_nyc?lang=en), who created the series “Rec or Wreck” (you can imagine the premise), are staples of the TikTok restaurant review niche. The visuals are quick as they film dinner at the downtown New York French restaurant La Marchande: a dab of caviar on steaming brioche and lettuce-cupped tomato crudité, all lit by the

TikTok's parental control settings let you block certain video topics and set screen time limits. You can also link two accounts with Family Pairing.

To set it up, use two phones to open up both the parent and child's TikTok accounts. On both phones, head to the Settings menu and tap Family Pairing, and then Continue. You can also come back to this menu to link another Teen account. You can also use this menu to turn on Screen time breaks, which are occasional notifications that remind the user to take a break without locking them out of the app. This includes setting screen time limits, setting their profile to private, and more. The best way for parents to use this is to set a password, but keep the code secret from their child.

PMO is yet another acronym that's now trending on TikTok, and many want to know what the acronym means and why it's now being used so much.

This acronym is used to describe people who think that they can change their race, or become "transracial," by learning more about the culture they are attempting to assimilate. Appreciating aspects of another culture is one thing, but attempting to adopt them as your own is something else. Both definitions seem to be at least occasionally used on the platform, but the context in which they are used should help you tell them apart. Like several of the acronyms now in widespread use on TikTok, PMO has a couple of different meanings that depend largely on the context in which you use it. More generally, "putting someone onto something" usually means giving them information about something, or introducing them to it entirely. [DTN](https://www.distractify.com/p/what-does-dtn-mean-on-tiktok), for example, is confusing to anyone who doesn't already know what it means, as is [RCTA](https://www.distractify.com/p/rcta-meaning-tiktok).

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