TikTok titans foiled by power and lust

Man subscribes to a feisty social media platform named TikTok. He is a handsome indigenous human being. Luxurious hair, attractive physique with plenty of charm and wit. He climbs Clout mountain as a warrior with his ancestral stories, fending off the haters with hilarious retorts and daggers of historical facts.

Woman number one, subscribes to TikTok. She is lithe, humorous and has a pleasant singing voice. She climbed Clout mountain with cheeky videos, songs, facts and cheerleading other influencers. Woman number two subscribes to TikTok. She is fun filled and has built an audience before the initial ascent up Clout mountain. Lo and behold, the women Chelsea Hart and Amanda Marie found out at the summit of Clout mountain that they weren’t the sole sherpa’s on Lance Tsosie’s route.

In my humble opinion, all three adult players were entranced with the power and heat of being an influencer. They had followers who mostly hailed them as platform deities. Their original goals of fighting for truth and justice with facts and soul was thwarted by the vision of the nape of one’s unadorned neck, the glint from a tousled mane and the goal of horizontal bedroom machinations. Airing your lust filled grievances on TikTok underscores THOT like behavior and is not a good look at all.