Has anyone figured out what the “Voted ‘yumleaks on X 🍑’” labels under TikTok comments actually are?

TLDR: I’m seeing TikTok comments from unrelated accounts with the same weird gray “Voted ‘yumleaks on X 🍑*’” label underneath them, including on videos that have no poll. I’m trying to figure out what the label actually means, how these accounts are generating it, and whether it’s being exploited as some kind of coordinated spam tactic*

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I’ve been seeing something really strange in TikTok comment sections lately and I’m trying to figure out what is actually happening.

Under seemingly normal comments, TikTok is displaying a gray label that says: “Voted ‘yumleaks on X 🍑’”

The comments themselves are usually incredibly generic — things like 🔥🔥🔥 or “omg she is so cute 🥺” — and I’ve seen multiple unrelated accounts with the exact same “Voted” label underneath them.

What initially caught my attention was seeing a bunch of these underneath viral videos from a creator who openly says she’s 16. I thought the wording “yumleaks” + 🍑 was pretty disturbing in that context.

Then it got weirder.

These tags or what ever they are have started showing up in my comments section on my CATS account (shown in the screen shot)

Is this some kind of spam technique where the “Voted” label is being exploited to advertise a search phrase?

And has anyone figured out why these accounts seem to be appearing in certain comment sections?

I’ve seen other people on Reddit mention the exact same phrase, so apparently I’m not the only person seeing it.

To be clear: I’m not claiming the creators whose videos these appear under are involved in anything. I’m trying to understand what the accounts leaving these comments are doing and what TikTok’s “Voted” label actually represents.

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averykatzeabout 5 hours ago1

It's quite literally a csem ring.

flintyquixiesabout 4 hours ago1

they're bots that are promoting child sexual abuse material

CAIMANLZRDabout 4 hours ago1

Probably a tag for something with similar videos or whatever. Wouldn’t be surprised.

As with all things with these accounts, mostly always ends up being CSAM or something like that.
For those of you in the comments who ask how can you be sure, cause it’s literally more common than you think.
Threads is a huge social media platform with this promotion and fake profile stuff. Some sting operations some actually depraved individuals.

More than likely it’s what you think it is. Doesn’t hurt to submit tip to the FBI if you’re that concerned. (Local police won’t care unless you’re in that state.)
I do when I have a solid reason to do so and trails that lead back to profiles and what not. So do what you think is best.

Whether or not you submit a tip or not that stuff happens from local through international levels.
So yeah, sorry to add a bit of harsh reality.

Good luck.

匿名about 4 hours ago1

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STOPBADRANDOMSabout 5 hours ago1

Theyre bots that are promoting porn/a porn website