@howsweethesound I hope this girl (Grace) is okay! She’s been really sick and decided to sleep in a tent from her latest post. She hasn’t posted anything in over 12 hrs

@kendallsmith.904 Kendall azevedo finally gives half an explanation to all the cryptic posts

I don’t understand people’s obsession with @PositivelyPaige

She pops up for me on occasion and to me she’s the example of a fake “influencer” she acted like her husband was gods gift to her, now he’s a bum and he lied about him being amazing for years. She now is this “poor single mom” and one of her fkn fans asks a simple question and idk maybe it’s me but, her response was rude. She complains about being broke and TikTok not paying enough but, is an ass unless you’re kissing her ass.

Does anyone think @nataliireynoldss is actually pregnant?

In the first week of August she announced she was pregnant and filmed a lot of couples content for pregnancy shortly after. A lot of people called her out in the comments for using other people’s pregnancy content. Now it’s September and she hasn’t posted about pregnancy at all. Pretty fucked up if it’s for views, which sadly aligns with the rest of her content (making shit up for views)

@shyyy.cat is very problematic

I came across this creator today and wow..its **A LOT** to unpack. I am also disabled and can confidently say that **shyyy.cat** is really not a good representation of the disabled community and is actually pretty toxic. Has anyone else come across her videos?

@XOJAS01 / @XOJAS001 (the loyalty test girl who catches cheaters on live)

Does anyone know what happened to all the mods that Jas had, i.e., Lexi, Kitty, Leo, Miranda? I just noticed they’re no longer mods on TikTok and the discord server. I always found the mods to be overbearing and overly aggressive so it’s good they were removed but wondering what led to it?

@The1870Studio Priscilla LIED About Winning a Grammy

**Priscilla Houliston has 7 videos posted on TikTok where she claims she is a Grammy Winning songwriter. She also posts this in her TikTok bio as well as her other social media bios. ALL LIES!** **The official Grammy webpage (grammy dot com) for the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards (2018) Best Bluegrass Album category, shows the winner (Rhonda Vincent, "All The Rage – In Concert Volume One \[Live\]") with credits listed only for Rhonda Vincent And The Rage (producers) and Joey Crawford & Joe Martino (engineers/mixers) — no songwriter credits included.** **  Priscilla Houliston's name does not appear anywhere on the official GRAMMY dot come record for this award — not as a winner, not as a nominee, not in the credits block.** **  The award, per the Academy's own published record, recognizes the performing artist and production team, consistent with the general Best Album category rules discussed earlier.** **  A co-writing credit on one track of a 14-track live album — one that doesn't even appear in the Academy's own credit listing for the win — provides no basis for a "Grammy winner" or "Grammy-winning songwriter" claim under the Academy's own documentation.** **Songwriters - who wrote/co-wrote a song that appeared in a Grammy-winning album - are eligible to apply for a CERTIFICATE of participation. In one of Priscilla's seven videos, she shows that very certificate and adds that she has misplaced the Grammy statue somewhere in the church/home.** **Furthermore, for Priscilla to claim that Rhonda Vincent awarded her an official Grammy statue for co-writing the song, "Run Mississippi", is egregious as well. Priscilla's assertion places Rhonda Vincent in a position where she would have usurped the exclusive authority of the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences to award an official Grammy to Priscilla the latter claiming to have occurred at a Gettysburg (PA) Bluegrass Festival.** **Priscilla states she is a "grammy winning songwriter" on her TikTok bio as well as her Youtube bio. She has 7 videos posted on TikTok claiming to have won a Grammy as a songwriter for "Run Mississippi". She frequently talks about this in her TikTok lives - how she won a Grammy for a song that only took her 5-10 minutes to write. She often adds that songwriting comes naturally to her. It appears that willful deception is a closer adjective for Priscilla.**