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Learn how to join someone’s LIVE on TikTok and why you may not be able to. Find out how to invite users to your own LIVE.
People can form real connections on social media, and it goes way beyond interacting with posts. You might be itching to meet the people you follow IRL (you’re not the only one who’s bought tickets to a K-Pop concert for this reason). But if you can’t see your favorite content creators in person, TikTok LIVE lets you interact in real-time.
Anyone can watch a LIVE, but joining a LIVE is a different story. Watching a LIVE is as easy as clicking on an icon when you see a TikToker going LIVE. But if you want to join a LIVE – as in, co-host with a creator – you need them to invite you. Below we’ll explain how to join someone’s LIVE on TikTok and troubleshoot the roadblocks you might face.
TikTok LIVEs are livestreams. When a creator goes live, TikTok posts a live feed of what they’re doing in real time. A LIVE can follow a creator making a new LEGO set, hosting a Q&A session, or going through their regular afternoon. TikTok users can enjoy their favorite creators with no filters.
Well, there are a few filters for this format. To participate in a LIVE as a creator or a co-host, you must:
If you don’t meet these eligibility requirements, you won’t be able to host or join a LIVE. That said, if you want to tune in to watch your favorite TikTok creators chat or perform live, anyone – regardless of their follower count or account status – can do so.
If you meet the eligibility requirements for co-hosting LIVEs, you can request to join a feed in progress. When you join as a co-host, TikTok will show viewers the original live feed and your live feed on top of each other. Here’s how to join someone's live on TikTok as a guest.
A quick tip: if you have your heart set on joining a specific LIVE, let the creator know before you request. They may be more likely to accept if they know you want to join, or at least know who you are. Joining a friend’s LIVE is easy, but a famous creator probably won’t let you join.

If a creator wants to send some love your way, they might invite you to join a LIVE before you even make a request. The catch? If you get an invite, you only have 20 seconds to accept it.
Remember that creators usually invite people they already know – not strangers – to participate. It’s unlikely that an influential creator, for example, will choose someone from the crowd to join them. Here’s what to do if you receive an invite:
If you’re going and want to invite someone to join, you can send them a quick invite. Once you know how to go live on TikTok, follow these steps to invite someone else:
If you meet the requirements to co-host a LIVE but haven’t been able to, there could be a couple of reasons.
You can increase your chances of getting LIVE invites by showing enthusiasm and participating in LIVEs in other ways. Here’s what you could do:
So buckle up to feature in a TikTok LIVE!

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