The world of social media is ablaze as TikTok users protest against a potential ban of the app by the United States government. Their reason for protesting? The right to be a thot.
For those unfamiliar with the term, a “thot” is someone who proudly embraces their sexuality and uses it to gain attention and followers on social media platforms. And it’s no secret that TikTok is filled with them. From provocative dancing to revealing clothing, these self-proclaimed thots thrive on the app.
But what is truly concerning is the fact that even young girls are wanting to be thots on TikTok. It’s as if there is an unspoken competition for who can be the most objectified on the app. And this is what these users are fighting for – the right to be sexualized and objectified by millions of strangers.
But it’s not just thots who are causing an uproar. The majority of TikTok users and creators fall into two categories: thots or soyboys. For those unfamiliar, a “soyboy” is a weak, effeminate man who lacks traditional masculine qualities. These soyboys can be seen mimicking the actions and behaviors of thots, desperately trying to gain their attention and approval.
What is most troubling is the fact that these individuals have no problem with the algorithm of TikTok spoonfeeding them the content they want. They have become reliant on the app to provide them with provocative and attention-seeking material, rather than actively searching for it themselves. Real men, on the other hand, avoid TikTok like the plague, refusing to be mindlessly fed by an algorithm and instead choosing to make their own decisions about what they consume.
It’s no surprise that these protests are primarily led by young, liberal individuals who lack personal responsibility and the ability to think for themselves. This is a generation that has been raised on participation trophies and safe spaces, and now they want to be rewarded for their sexualized behavior on TikTok.
But here is the truth: advocating for the right to be a thot is not advocating for true freedom of speech. It’s advocating for the perpetuation of a toxic and shallow culture that objectifies women and weakens men. And it’s time for conservatives to take a stand against this destructive mentality that is being pushed onto our youth.
So let the protests rage on, but know that the battle for free speech and personal responsibility is far from over. It’s time to reject the thot culture and embrace true empowerment and individualism.
