This is very common; people often just scroll through videos without caring who the creator is. I think you should combine longer videos with shorter, high-quality ones to attract a significant audience.
I think you should stop creating new accounts and stop using your current account for a short time. Then try again, and if possible, try with a completely new device and IP address.
Perhaps your account violated something and was flagged by TikTok. Try temporarily suspending your account for a short period, around 3-5 days, and see what happens.
Don't rush, be patient. Post regularly and focus on video quality. TikTok's algorithm will consider the interaction on your videos to distribute them to viewers.
Focus on the quality of your videos; create videos that capture viewers' attention from the very first 3 seconds to retain them and gain a positive following.
Try pausing your account for a week, then post about 1-3 videos a day. It's possible your account was flagged because you're posting too much and too frequently in a single day.
Try uploading the video in the highest quality possible, upload it using a stable Wi-Fi connection instead of mobile data, or you can try uploading the video from your computer.
Post high-quality videos that capture viewers' attention from the first 3 seconds. Post regularly every day, using sound effects and trending hashtags.
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