Children - As introduced, establishes when a minor is engaged in the work of content creation; creates protections and requirements related to a minor engaged in the work of content creation. - Amends TCA Title 35; Title 37; Title 47 and Title 50.

HB 1661 defines when a minor under 18 is considered engaged in compensated online content creation (requiring at least 30% of content featuring them plus meeting compensation thresholds). It requires content creators to establish trust accounts holding minors' earnings until age 18, maintain detailed records for three years after the minor turns 21, and provide access to these records. The law applies to minors featured in compensated content, including content created by family members or family-run channels, but excludes incidental appearances at public events like concerts. It updates Tennessee law to establish these standards for content creators working with minors.