NewGet @jayvolp's full report
tiktok analytics
Similar Accounts:
followers
8.08K
impressions
2.05M
likes
176K
comments
1.83K
posts
128
engagement
8.69%
emv
$87.2K
Average per post
16.0K

Key Metrics

Distributions

Top Content

Please do your own research, this is not financial advice
704K
60.9K
824
5mo ago
jayvolp
Please do your own research, this is not financial advice
Costco is the 🐐
442K
46.8K
206
5mo ago
jayvolp
Costco is the 🐐
This is not financial advice, do your own research
233K
27.8K
104
5mo ago
jayvolp
This is not financial advice, do your own research
How does palantir make money?
58.0K
4.39K
40
5mo ago
jayvolp
How does palantir make money?
Fusion good!
45.4K
5.56K
106
5mo ago
jayvolp
Fusion good!
What’s Starbucks most profitable item?
34.2K
3.83K
35
5mo ago
jayvolp
What’s Starbucks most profitable item?
What does 3M do?
32.1K
1.69K
26
5mo ago
jayvolp
What does 3M do?
Elon Musk paid $44 billion for Twitter and immediately took it off the stock market. I explain what “taking a company private” actually means. A take-private is when a buyer purchases every share of a public company and removes it from the exchange. To make existing shareholders sell, the buyer has to offer a premium over the current stock price. Twitter’s deal: $54.20 per share, a 38% premium to the prior trading day. Financed with $21B in equity (Musk + co-investors) and $25.5B in debt. Once the deal closed in October 2022, Twitter was delisted from the NYSE, all shareholders got cashed out, and the company stopped filing quarterly earnings reports. That last part is the whole reason these deals happen. Total control without quarterly pressure or public reporting. #PrivateEquityDecoded #PrivateEquity #TakePrivate #LBO #FinanceExplained
24.0K
568
6
5mo ago
jayvolp
Elon Musk paid $44 billion for Twitter and immediately took it off the stock market. I explain what “taking a company private” actually means. A take-private is when a buyer purchases every share of a public company and removes it from the exchange. To make existing shareholders sell, the buyer has to offer a premium over the current stock price. Twitter’s deal: $54.20 per share, a 38% premium to the prior trading day. Financed with $21B in equity (Musk + co-investors) and $25.5B in debt. Once the deal closed in October 2022, Twitter was delisted from the NYSE, all shareholders got cashed out, and the company stopped filing quarterly earnings reports. That last part is the whole reason these deals happen. Total control without quarterly pressure or public reporting. #PrivateEquityDecoded #PrivateEquity #TakePrivate #LBO #FinanceExplained
Why are American homes so much bigger than European homes?
22.1K
1.75K
16
5mo ago
jayvolp
Why are American homes so much bigger than European homes?
A PE firm can take their original investment back out of a company without ever selling it, this is called a dividend recap. Step 1: Buy the company. Step 2: A few years later, have the company take on new debt. Step 3: Pay that borrowed cash directly to yourself as a dividend. It’s basically a cash-out refinance, but on a company instead of a house. Toys “R” Us is the most cited example. PE firms extracted $400M+ through dividend recaps between 2005 and 2018. The debt piled up, e-commerce hit, and the company couldn’t keep up which led to bankruptcy in 2017. When the company grows into the debt, it’s one of the highest-return PE moves possible. When it doesn’t, the company absorbs the loss, not the PE firm. #PrivateEquityDecoded #PrivateEquity #DividendRecap #FinanceExplained #LBO
18.7K
1.09K
29
5mo ago
jayvolp
A PE firm can take their original investment back out of a company without ever selling it, this is called a dividend recap. Step 1: Buy the company. Step 2: A few years later, have the company take on new debt. Step 3: Pay that borrowed cash directly to yourself as a dividend. It’s basically a cash-out refinance, but on a company instead of a house. Toys “R” Us is the most cited example. PE firms extracted $400M+ through dividend recaps between 2005 and 2018. The debt piled up, e-commerce hit, and the company couldn’t keep up which led to bankruptcy in 2017. When the company grows into the debt, it’s one of the highest-return PE moves possible. When it doesn’t, the company absorbs the loss, not the PE firm. #PrivateEquityDecoded #PrivateEquity #DividendRecap #FinanceExplained #LBO
Sharing some inside into what I do, happy to answer questions
16.9K
993
33
5mo ago
jayvolp
Sharing some inside into what I do, happy to answer questions
How does the packers ownership structure work?
16.6K
583
25
4mo ago
jayvolp
How does the packers ownership structure work?
How does uber make money ?
16.2K
820
15
5mo ago
jayvolp
How does uber make money ?
Not financial advice, do your own research
16.1K
1.02K
5
5mo ago
jayvolp
Not financial advice, do your own research
What moves a stock price ?
14.9K
1.33K
15
5mo ago
jayvolp
What moves a stock price ?
Every PE fund has two sides. LPs (Limited Partners) put up 95-98% of the money. Pension funds, endowments, sovereign wealth. GPs (General Partners) put up 2-5% but run every decision. They take 2% per year + 20% of the profits. CalPERS alone has about $111B sitting in private equity right now. Private Equity Explained #PrivateEquity #Investing #PrivateEquity101 #FinanceExplained #AlternativeInvestments
14.6K
687
10
5mo ago
jayvolp
Every PE fund has two sides. LPs (Limited Partners) put up 95-98% of the money. Pension funds, endowments, sovereign wealth. GPs (General Partners) put up 2-5% but run every decision. They take 2% per year + 20% of the profits. CalPERS alone has about $111B sitting in private equity right now. Private Equity Explained #PrivateEquity #Investing #PrivateEquity101 #FinanceExplained #AlternativeInvestments
How does Waze make money ?
14.1K
693
5
3mo ago
jayvolp
How does Waze make money ?
How do airlines make money ?
14.1K
871
9
5mo ago
jayvolp
How do airlines make money ?
Do you go to Chick Fil A
11.2K
560
5
4mo ago
jayvolp
Do you go to Chick Fil A
The comment section in the last one had me cracking up
10.9K
723
7
5mo ago
jayvolp
The comment section in the last one had me cracking up

jayvolp (@jayvolp) TikTok Stats & Analytics

jayvolp (@jayvolp) has 8.08K TikTok followers with a 8.69% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 128 videos, jayvolp received 176K total likes and 2.05M views, averaging 1.38K likes per video. This page tracks jayvolp's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily. To benchmark @jayvolp against other accounts, use Socialpruf's TikTok competitor analysis tool.

jayvolp (@jayvolp) TikTok Analytics FAQ

How many TikTok followers does jayvolp have?+
jayvolp (@jayvolp) has 8.08K TikTok followers as of October 2026.
What is jayvolp's TikTok engagement rate?+
jayvolp's TikTok engagement rate is 8.69% over the last 12 months, based on 128 videos.
How many likes does jayvolp get on TikTok?+
jayvolp received 176K total likes across 128 videos in the last 12 months, averaging 1.38K likes per video.
How many TikTok views does jayvolp get?+
jayvolp's TikTok content generated 2.05M total views over the last 12 months.
Can I compare jayvolp with other TikTok accounts?+
Yes. Add @jayvolp to a competitor set with Socialpruf's TikTok competitor analysis tool and benchmark it side by side with any other public accounts on views, engagement rate and follower growth, with history back to each account's first post.