TikTok stars from Norfolk gone viral with millions of views

From a coupon queen to a bricklayer - here are seven TikTok accounts run by people from Norfolk who produce viral content on a daily basis.

1. Ellie-Jean Roydon (@bodyandstyle)

When Ellie-Jean Roydon, from Kenninghall, first started looking into body-typing she was hooked.

The university student did not expect that just a year later she would be working full-time as a fashion stylist with more than 300,000 followers on TikTok.

Body-typing is when people pick clothes that suit their frame and style.

Ellie, who now has 513,600 followers and has racked up 13.1m views, uses types such as 'the gamine' or 'the romantic' as the blueprints for her advice.

If you thought choosing whether you're an hourglass or pear was hard, Ellie is here to introduce you to new body types you may have never heard of.

2. Lozeak (@LOZEAK)

@lozeak CUTTHROAT PERFORMANCE OUT ON YOUTUBE NOW #altmusic #lozeak ♬ Cutthroat - lozeak

Lozeak is a singer and TikTok star who grew up in Norfolk and now has 610,000 followers on the platform.

She is known for her trademark red hair and alternative style and has performed across the country, with her first sold-out headline show in April at the Camden Assembly.

Her alt-pop debut Word Vomit was released in 2021 and her music is available to listen to on Spotify.

3. Rossi Woods (@rossidwoods)

Rossi Woods is known for his cheeky sense of humour about the everyday gripes of life

Rossi Woods moved from Essex to Norfolk 12 years ago with his mum and worked in their family hair salon before getting a cabin crew job.

When lockdown struck he was stuck indoors and started making TikTok videos about the gripes of everyday life, signing off with his, now famous, catchphrase "there I've said it".

He has more than 998,000 followers on TikTok and audio from his videos has been used by celebrities including Selena Gomez and Eva Longoria.

4. Martin Critchlow (@martincritchlow)

me and mrs jingles having breakfast together #viral #trending #fyp #petsoftiktok #bestfriend #breakfast

♬ original sound - Martin Critchlow

Mr Critchlow, a scaffolder from King's Lynn, has found fame on the platform from his videos with his harvest mouse family.

The most famous mouse, Mr Jingles, has delighted viewers on the social media platform.

Videos on his TikTok account, which have had more than nine million likes, show Mr Jingles eating miniature versions of Martin's meals including beans on toast and a Chinese takeaway.

The videos started when Martin's 10-year-old nephew convinced him to join TikTok.

5. Holly Smith (@hollyvlogsofficial)

Holly Smith is known as Norfolk's coupon queen (Image: Library)

Known as Norfolk’s coupon queen, Holly Smith is no stranger to a bargain.

Once doing a £1,200 shop for free, she knows all the tips and tricks to help you through the cost of living crisis.

Holly, from Hopton, first enjoyed saving money shopping with her mum aged eight, but took to couponing in a big way when she was recovering from an operation and money was tight.

It has led to numerous TV appearances and a huge number of followers who have created their own tip-sharing community - as well as an income for her.

6. Jimmy Boyce (@motojimm)

@motojimm Nice Weather Ain't It 😅 #motojimm #ktmjimm #insta360motorcycle #quadlockmoto #125powar #ktmrc #oxfordproducts #fodsports ♬ original sound - MOTOJIMM

Jimmy Boyce, also known as KTM Jimm, who lives near Thetford, sped into online fame after he decided to turn his dashcam footage into TikToks.

He has more than 344,000 followers and 7.9m likes. 

The father-of-three, who is known online for his larger-than-life personality, uploads anything from near misses, breakdowns and his reaction to other motorists.

But one of his most popular videos was in response to fuel price increases, which accumulated nearly two and a half million views.

7. Darcie Richards (@rattlekings)

One of Darcie Richards' videos reached 9 million views (Image: Archant)

Darcie Richards, a bricklayer from Attleborough, has been inspiring women and young girls to take up a career in the construction industry.

Darcie started labouring after returning home from travelling and she loved it so much that she asked her dad Ollie Richards, a bricklayer for 30 years, if he could show her the ropes.

She has become a hit on TikTok after posting videos of her work, tutorials, and funny moments on-site with her dad and brothers, Louis and Jody.

The Rattle Kings TikTok account has 271,000 followers and 8.1m likes.