Please God, let there be dances.

We're in a young people's game lads, and the Minister for Higher Education knows it. Since its inception in 2016, TikTok has taken the world by storm garnering millions of users with its snappy video content, easy-to-use sharable quality and downright addictive nature. Honestly, the hours just drift away. With that in mind, it's still not considered a place where politicians like to hang out... till now. A familiar face has been popping up on people's For You Page over the last 24 hours and it's fair to say, people are losing their reason. The Minister for Higher Education, Simon Harris, has finally taken the "plunge" and set up a TikTok account much to the delight of the nation it seems as he's already gained over 38k followers. In his opening video, which has been viewed over 637k times, Minister Harris said that he's looking forward to "learning how to use this," and connecting with the wider public. Check out his introduction below:

@simon_harristdI’ve taken the plunge and joined TicTok! Hope you’re having a good day! Simon ##fyp ##joined ##newtothis ##learning ##keepingintouch ##wednesday ##hello♬ original sound - Simon Harris

In the description,  he's gone for Government Minister, Wicklow TD and optimist, which is very in keeping with his social media presence as it stands. His optimistic updates on Instagram over the course of the pandemic have kept people's spirits up and we're in no doubt that his TikTok account will do the same. Of course, people had a few things to say about the surprise addition, with one observing that he had 25k followers for just making a cup of tea:

Simon Harris, the Minister with by far the best social media skills, has now joined TikTok. pic.twitter.com/BBfJ6TOz9G

— Gabija Gataveckaitė (@gabysayshey) March 24, 2021

Simon Harris has 25 thousand followers on #TikTok and he’s literally just made a cup of tea

— Cllr Conor Sheehan (@ConorSheehan93) March 24, 2021

can’t believe simon harris is minister for tiktok now

— mehole fartin (@abbiehive) March 25, 2021

  A few people were quick to point out the minor spelling error in his first caption and yes, Minister Harris spelt TikTok wrong in his first post but who cares? I'm a full month older than the man so I refuse to throw stones. Fair play Minister TikTok, keep that sweet content coming.