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Apolitical Sorority TikTok Dances Fueled Engagement Farming on X

Aggregator accounts alongside high-profile influencers monetized the repackaged dance videos through X’s creator programs despite showing no signs of the expected liberal outrage.

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Overview

  • Routine sorority recruitment and dance clips from TikTok were stripped of context and reposted on X with incendiary captions alleging they would “trigger” liberals.
  • Aggregator accounts such as Calico Cut Pants and Big Chungus leveraged X’s creator revenue-sharing scheme and Premium badges to earn money from each reposted video.
  • Conservative influencers including Charlie Kirk amplified the framed clips to audiences of millions, driving engagement without evidence of genuine outrage.
  • Investigations by journalists and fact-checkers found virtually no liberal backlash across social media, undermining the narrative of seething leftist anger.
  • Media analysts say the episode highlights how platform-driven incentives can manufacture faux culture-war flashpoints purely for clicks and monetizable engagement.