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Learn More About Minnesota’s TikTok Audience: 1.9M Users, Short Overview

Learn More About Minnesota’s TikTok Audience: 1.9M Users, Short Overview

Minnesota’s TikTok Audience Capacity

Conservative estimates from TikTok Ads Manager indicate that the adult TikTok audience in Minnesota (18+) is 1.89 million users. This equals about 42% of the state’s adult population (4.44 million, Census Bureau estimate).

By scale, Minnesota’s TikTok audience is similar to Wisconsin (1.89M), Colorado (2.15M), and Missouri (2.46M) — states with mid-sized audiences in the 2 million range.

Coverage of TikTok Audience in Minnesota (Penetration)

With 42% coverage, Minnesota is well below the national average (52–53%). On this metric, it aligns with West Virginia (44%) and Iowa (43%), positioning it among states with relatively low adoption of TikTok.

Minnesota’s TikTok Audience Age Structure

The age split is as follows:

  • 18–24 years: 397K users, or about 21% of Minnesota’s adult TikTok audience.

  • 25–34 years: 470K (25%).

  • 35–44 years: 419K (22%).

  • 45–54 years: 279K (15%).

  • 55+ years: 323K (17%).

The 18–24 group (21%) is slightly above the U.S. average, while the 55+ segment (17%) is also higher than the 15–16% benchmark. This suggests a relatively balanced audience that skews toward both young adults and older adults more strongly than in many other states.

Minnesota — Age/Gender TikTok Audience

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Age Group Population Male (TikTok) Female (TikTok) Total (TikTok) Penetration
18–24 501,365 174,000 223,000 397,000
79.18%

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| 25–34 | 739,675 | 243,000 | 227,000 | 470,000 |

63.54%

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| 35–44 | 784,774 | 219,000 | 200,000 | 419,000 |

53.39%

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| 45–54 | 665,862 | 143,000 | 136,000 | 279,000 |

41.90%

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| 55+ | 1,751,264 | 189,000 | 134,000 | 323,000 |

18.44%

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| Total 18+ | 4,442,940 | 968,000 | 920,000 | 1,888,000 |

42.49%

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Gender Distribution of TikTok Audience in Minnesota

By gender, the distribution is nearly even:

  • Male — 968K (51%)

  • Female — 920K (49%)

The balance is consistent with the national pattern, showing no significant gender skew.