This Master’s thesis found nine TikToks which present language ideologies and analysed them through the lens of Multimodal critical discourse analysis (MCDA). The goal of this paper was to find out what language ideologies are disseminated in the modern landscape of social media, and in what ways, using the modern tools these applications provide. In the introduction it is noted that TikTok seems to be the best platform to carry out this research as it boasts a considerable number of users, therefore leading to more potential examples of language ideologies. The nine examples chosen for this paper are broken down into three categories: three TikToks which present regional variant discrimination, five which present the standard language ideology, and one which is a parody of language ideologies. The elements this paper focuses on, in terms of representational strategies, were the gaze, pose, setting, attributes, and lexical choices, all in the hopes of thoroughly analysing these TikToks to uncover all the implications and meanings. The paper also focuses on the modern editing techniques and audio they employ to further add to their point. TikTok has a real community of users spreading their opinions on language, almost always at the expense of some other speakers, leading to language anxiety, erasure of non-standard linguistic features, and stigmatization of non-standard language usage.