What is Creator Universe and who are the TikTok stars that make it up?

TIKTOK fans are being given a treat this festive season.

All their favourite vloggers have come together to form the Creator Universe in a bid to hit that coveted Christmas No, 1 spot.

Which TikTok stars are part of Creator Universe?

The Creator Universe is made up of some of the biggest names in TikTok in the UK.

They have got together to record a Christmas song for charity.

Creator Universe is made up on many TikTok stars.

The FULL line-up of vloggers:

• Jess and Norma
• The Famileigh
• Amy-Jo Simpson
• Rosie McClelland
• The Nursey Nurse
• Ant Llewellyn-Harris
• Lucy Edwards
• Rossi D Woods
• Phil Carr
• Richard Franks
• Clara Batten
• Lee Chapman aka Peter Poppleton
• Joshua Morris
• OSHU
• Ann Russell
• Aman Sanghera
• John Reynolds
• Alex Dodman
• Jamie Raines
• Shaaba Lotun-Raines
• Tommy Moore
• Rob Colfer
• Pia Blossom
• Gavin Wren
• Lafay Williams
• Jess Asquith
• Jake Scott
• Choto Social
• Liam Dixon
• Alfie D Sajir
• Lisa Dollan

What is their Christmas No 1 special?

The Creator Universe have covered the 1973 Wizard hit I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday in a bid to raise funds for the charity Trussell Trust.

They are in a race to become have the next Christmas No. 1 single.

They go up against the likes of Nala the Station Cat, Elton John and Ed Sheeran, and Mariah Carey.

Creator Universe’s song was produced by Jamie Sellers.

He is the man behind the three most recent Christmas number 1 songs by LadBaby - Food Aid (2022), Sausage Rolls for Everyone (ft. Ed Sheeran and Elton John) (2021) and Don't Stop Me Eatin' (2020).

TikTok Lisa Dollan AKA Yorkshire Peach said taking part in the group and supporting the Trussell Trust was a “no-brainer”.

She said she wanted to take part after seeing the work the charity does to help people in need with food banks across the UK.

Speaking to the , she said: “I've witnessed first hand people in my local area struggling with the cost of living crisis, so supporting the Trussell Trust in their busiest winter ever was a no-brainer.