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No. That'd be like having your family owned restaurant cook Mr Beast burgers.
Wouldn't it be more like having your family owned restaurant cook dishes using user posted recipes from food.com?
It's user generated content in both analogies. It's still valid content no matter which platform it was originally posted too.
If a Lemmy user posts a ticktock video to Lemmy then how would it be different then a Lemmy user posting a YouTube video to Lemmy?