9 hours ago
A TikTok posted by marktilbury on July 29, 2026, shows him questioning tipping at several stops, including a hotel. The video drew about 4.2 million views and about 315,200 likes at the time of publication.
An unseen narrator records the creator at each stop. At a fast-food restaurant, the narrator can be heard asking, "Wait, aren't you gonna leave a tip?" "What for? I've served myself," the TikToker answered. He then says the payment kiosk prompted him to tip 15 percent.
He then stops at a coffee shop, where the narrator asks him again, "Okay, well, surely you tip for that coffee." Mark replies, "She didn't even crack a smile and still expects a 30% tip?" He then adds, "Absolutely not." The narrator replied, "Right."
Outside a hotel, the narrator told him, "Well, you have to tip for this valet." The creator asked, "Why? I've already paid $100 to park the car."
The narrator then pointed out that Tilbury is a millionaire. "Yeah, but you are a millionaire and this is American culture," the voice said.
#narrator
An unseen narrator records the creator at each stop. At a fast-food restaurant, the narrator can be heard asking, "Wait, aren't you gonna leave a tip?" "What for? I've served myself," the TikToker answered. He then says the payment kiosk prompted him to tip 15 percent.
He then stops at a coffee shop, where the narrator asks him again, "Okay, well, surely you tip for that coffee." Mark replies, "She didn't even crack a smile and still expects a 30% tip?" He then adds, "Absolutely not." The narrator replied, "Right."
Outside a hotel, the narrator told him, "Well, you have to tip for this valet." The creator asked, "Why? I've already paid $100 to park the car."
The narrator then pointed out that Tilbury is a millionaire. "Yeah, but you are a millionaire and this is American culture," the voice said.
#narrator
1 day ago
A TikTok posted by creator eriniveson on July 14, 2026, shows her describing punishments she says her parents used during her childhood. The video drew over 8.7 million views and about 1.1 million likes at the time of publication.
The creator, who grew up with her mother and stepdad, begins with a trigger warning before describing what she calls "completely legal things" her parents did. "The things that I'm gonna tell you in this video are just downright cruel," she said.
She said that when something broke and no one confessed, the siblings lined up, and whoever was responsible took the punishment while the others watched. The TikToker said she often took the blame for her younger sisters so they would not get in trouble. She recalls that her stepdad usually did not carry out the corporal punishment himself, but had her mother do it when she was home and stood by to supervise.
She said her room was searched regularly. "Privacy was a privilege, not a right," she said. After her stepbrother lost $5, her parents believed she had taken it, emptied her drawers onto the floor, and made her clean up.
Even doing chores had strict rules. "Do it right or do it twice," the creator remembered. She put away dishes that had spots from the dishwasher, so her mother, who collected antique china, emptied every cabinet and buffet, and the TikToker said she had to hand-wash and dry all of it.
#tiktoker #describing #million #punishment
The creator, who grew up with her mother and stepdad, begins with a trigger warning before describing what she calls "completely legal things" her parents did. "The things that I'm gonna tell you in this video are just downright cruel," she said.
She said that when something broke and no one confessed, the siblings lined up, and whoever was responsible took the punishment while the others watched. The TikToker said she often took the blame for her younger sisters so they would not get in trouble. She recalls that her stepdad usually did not carry out the corporal punishment himself, but had her mother do it when she was home and stood by to supervise.
She said her room was searched regularly. "Privacy was a privilege, not a right," she said. After her stepbrother lost $5, her parents believed she had taken it, emptied her drawers onto the floor, and made her clean up.
Even doing chores had strict rules. "Do it right or do it twice," the creator remembered. She put away dishes that had spots from the dishwasher, so her mother, who collected antique china, emptied every cabinet and buffet, and the TikToker said she had to hand-wash and dry all of it.
#tiktoker #describing #million #punishment
2 days ago
Sophie Rain retaliates against comedian Pete Davidson for criticizing influencers earning $40 million a year for "doing nothing," saying she is the one behind the number.
Rain, who reportedly made more than $43 million in her first year on the subscription platform by posting bikini and lingerie content, responded to Davidson's comment in a 75-second video.
"Telling you guys some facts about myself since Pete Davidson said, 'Who the f*** are you?'" Rain said in the video. "My name is Sophie Rain, and yes, I am the girl who made $40 million in a year for doing nothing."
The social media influencer and TikToker introduced herself, noting that most of her income doesn't come from this source.
"Although I am a social media influencer and a TikToker, my main source of income comes from being a b*p," she said. "You haven't seen my content. Well, you're in for a treat."
#davidson
Rain, who reportedly made more than $43 million in her first year on the subscription platform by posting bikini and lingerie content, responded to Davidson's comment in a 75-second video.
"Telling you guys some facts about myself since Pete Davidson said, 'Who the f*** are you?'" Rain said in the video. "My name is Sophie Rain, and yes, I am the girl who made $40 million in a year for doing nothing."
The social media influencer and TikToker introduced herself, noting that most of her income doesn't come from this source.
"Although I am a social media influencer and a TikToker, my main source of income comes from being a b*p," she said. "You haven't seen my content. Well, you're in for a treat."
#davidson
2 days ago
TikToker Kenni Lee (relatablekenni) shared a strange night out that left her questioning a stranger's intentions. Lee said a woman approached her group after one of Lee's friends had stepped away. The woman then invited Lee alone to the dance floor. Lee said the woman quickly focused on another man instead.
Lee said a friend later pulled Lee away after noticing the strange interaction.. The woman returned and claimed the man had tried to traffic her. Lee said she found the claim confusing, since she had seen the two of them interacting closely just before. The woman later offered to buy Lee a drink, but Lee insisted on getting it herself.
Lee said she barely drank the beverage before giving it to her friends. Later, the woman asked Lee and her friends to walk her to her car. The group walked through an alley before the woman said she could not find it. She then pointed to a dark residential street far from the nightlife area.
Lee said her friends refused to continue because the location felt suspicious. The woman then claimed she needed a bathroom and walked behind a large truck. Lee said the woman did not actually use the bathroom before returning. Moments later, a white Tesla pulled up and asked where everyone was going.
According to Lee, the woman then entered the stranger's car, despite her earlier claims of fear. Lee questioned the driver, who said he came from the Bay Area. The woman immediately said she came from the Bay Area too, according to Lee. Lee then gave her a backup number and stayed on the phone temporarily.
#according
Lee said a friend later pulled Lee away after noticing the strange interaction.. The woman returned and claimed the man had tried to traffic her. Lee said she found the claim confusing, since she had seen the two of them interacting closely just before. The woman later offered to buy Lee a drink, but Lee insisted on getting it herself.
Lee said she barely drank the beverage before giving it to her friends. Later, the woman asked Lee and her friends to walk her to her car. The group walked through an alley before the woman said she could not find it. She then pointed to a dark residential street far from the nightlife area.
Lee said her friends refused to continue because the location felt suspicious. The woman then claimed she needed a bathroom and walked behind a large truck. Lee said the woman did not actually use the bathroom before returning. Moments later, a white Tesla pulled up and asked where everyone was going.
According to Lee, the woman then entered the stranger's car, despite her earlier claims of fear. Lee questioned the driver, who said he came from the Bay Area. The woman immediately said she came from the Bay Area too, according to Lee. Lee then gave her a backup number and stayed on the phone temporarily.
#according
24 days ago
Tommy Winkler and his wife Jess are expecting their first baby, due at the end of February
The couple, who married in June, shared the news with family and friends shortly after finding out in June
Jess has faced a challenging first trimester but says Tommy has been supportive and excited about becoming a father
Tommy Winkler and his wife Jess are going to be parents!
The TikToker, who is known as "The Food Guy" online, is expecting his first baby with his wife Jess, sharing the news exclusively with PEOPLE. The couple, who tied the knot in June, will welcome their baby at the end of February and found out they were expecting just a day after Tommy's birthday.
#jess #wife #expecting #first
The couple, who married in June, shared the news with family and friends shortly after finding out in June
Jess has faced a challenging first trimester but says Tommy has been supportive and excited about becoming a father
Tommy Winkler and his wife Jess are going to be parents!
The TikToker, who is known as "The Food Guy" online, is expecting his first baby with his wife Jess, sharing the news exclusively with PEOPLE. The couple, who tied the knot in June, will welcome their baby at the end of February and found out they were expecting just a day after Tommy's birthday.
#jess #wife #expecting #first
25 days ago
For months, rumors about influencer Charli D'Amelio's relationship with her family have been circulating online, and a recent appearance on Quenlin Blackwell's "Feeding Starving Celebrities" video series seems to have added more fuel to that fire.
In the video uploaded on Sept. 5, D'Amelio, the second-most followed TikToker with close to 160 million followers, starts the episode by surprising Blackwell with a pair of sweatpants from her merch store. As they're talking about her many business ventures, Blackwell then asks her how much money she made from her merch. "Mmm, ain't that the question," D'Amelio responds as she looks into the camera and laughs as she adds, "Wouldn't I like to know."
This comes three months after People confirmed that she is no longer involved in the family's popcorn brand, Be Happy Snacks, and the publication reported that the severed ties are allegedly a result of a financial dispute between her and her parents, Marc and Heidi D'Amelio. A representative for the brand told TMZ that her decision to bow out of the family business was "a formal amicable separation from D'Amelio Brands and D'Amelio Family LLC that everyone agreed to at the time."
TMZ also reported that the separation began in March 2025 and was made official in November 2025, meaning she was out of the company for more than six months before the news broke.
USA TODAY reached out to representatives for Charli D'Amelio and her family for this story, but did not hear back.
#blackwell #brand
In the video uploaded on Sept. 5, D'Amelio, the second-most followed TikToker with close to 160 million followers, starts the episode by surprising Blackwell with a pair of sweatpants from her merch store. As they're talking about her many business ventures, Blackwell then asks her how much money she made from her merch. "Mmm, ain't that the question," D'Amelio responds as she looks into the camera and laughs as she adds, "Wouldn't I like to know."
This comes three months after People confirmed that she is no longer involved in the family's popcorn brand, Be Happy Snacks, and the publication reported that the severed ties are allegedly a result of a financial dispute between her and her parents, Marc and Heidi D'Amelio. A representative for the brand told TMZ that her decision to bow out of the family business was "a formal amicable separation from D'Amelio Brands and D'Amelio Family LLC that everyone agreed to at the time."
TMZ also reported that the separation began in March 2025 and was made official in November 2025, meaning she was out of the company for more than six months before the news broke.
USA TODAY reached out to representatives for Charli D'Amelio and her family for this story, but did not hear back.
#blackwell #brand
26 days ago
Chanel shoppers are known to be a discerning bunch, but artist Tom Sachs has created an unauthorized replica of the luxury house's sought-after Paris boutique in lower Manhattan.
Located in Sachs' studio at 245 Centre Street, the phony Chanel store has a sign with 31 Rue Cambon on its front door, and a black Chanel-esque ensemble in one street-front window and a red one in the other. During a pass-by Monday night, the studio's security grates were down and a sign on the front door read, "NOTICE BY ENTERING YOU ARE TO BE RECORDED."
Media requests to Sachs were unreturned.
Although Sachs' outpost has a sign with what looks like a handwritten version of Chanel's proprietary interlocked "CC" monogram, the designer label has not been involved in the project in any way. A Chanel spokesperson said Thursday, "Chanel is not involved in this project, and we did not participate in its conception or development. This is not part of the cultural [programs] that Chanel supports around the world and has no affiliation with Chanel."
Scheduled to open Friday and to run through Oct. 10, Sachs' store will have highly limited access — with hours set for 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursdays and Fridays, and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays. The artist's body of work includes jabs at consumerism, materialism, logomania and high-low dressing. His Centre Street studio's new faux Chanel outpost is prismatic in a few ways, including the fact that his ****** e is a short walk to Canal Street where counterfeit goods are sold in abundance.
Sachs' faux boutique coincides with the $20 billion Chanel's accelerating growth and shoppers' fervor for fashion artistic director Matthieu Blazy's designs. Chanel hauls have gone viral, thanks to influencers like Elle Ferguson, who posted in March about traveling 30 hours to get the other Chanel bag of the season — the maxi flap bag in shearling. (She already had scored the mini rectangular bag in gold.) TikTokers like Mikayla Nogueira are sharing their much-coveted loot too with followers.
Asked about the potential impact of Sachs' project on Chanel, Luca Solca, global luxury goods ****** yst at Bernstein, said Thursday, "Imitation is the best form of flattery. This seems to confirm how powerful Chanel has grown into our collective perception."
The New York-based Sachs focuses on recreating modern icons with everyday objects like plywood, including Le Corbusier's 1952 Unite d'Habitation with foam core and a glue gun or variations of NASA's ****** ecraft like the Lunar Module. His unyielding tongue-in-cheek career narrative touches on craftsmanship, luxury and nihilism.
In 1998, his notoriety or fame rose with the creation of a Chanel-type guillotine. Along with Chanel, Sachs has also taken aim at Hermès with his art projects including his 2006 Tiffany Value Meal — a riff on McDonalds' "Happy Meal" in Tiffany & Co's signature blue with what appeared to be the company's logo. The New Yorker also dreamed up a Prada toilet and a
Located in Sachs' studio at 245 Centre Street, the phony Chanel store has a sign with 31 Rue Cambon on its front door, and a black Chanel-esque ensemble in one street-front window and a red one in the other. During a pass-by Monday night, the studio's security grates were down and a sign on the front door read, "NOTICE BY ENTERING YOU ARE TO BE RECORDED."
Media requests to Sachs were unreturned.
Although Sachs' outpost has a sign with what looks like a handwritten version of Chanel's proprietary interlocked "CC" monogram, the designer label has not been involved in the project in any way. A Chanel spokesperson said Thursday, "Chanel is not involved in this project, and we did not participate in its conception or development. This is not part of the cultural [programs] that Chanel supports around the world and has no affiliation with Chanel."
Scheduled to open Friday and to run through Oct. 10, Sachs' store will have highly limited access — with hours set for 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursdays and Fridays, and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays. The artist's body of work includes jabs at consumerism, materialism, logomania and high-low dressing. His Centre Street studio's new faux Chanel outpost is prismatic in a few ways, including the fact that his ****** e is a short walk to Canal Street where counterfeit goods are sold in abundance.
Sachs' faux boutique coincides with the $20 billion Chanel's accelerating growth and shoppers' fervor for fashion artistic director Matthieu Blazy's designs. Chanel hauls have gone viral, thanks to influencers like Elle Ferguson, who posted in March about traveling 30 hours to get the other Chanel bag of the season — the maxi flap bag in shearling. (She already had scored the mini rectangular bag in gold.) TikTokers like Mikayla Nogueira are sharing their much-coveted loot too with followers.
Asked about the potential impact of Sachs' project on Chanel, Luca Solca, global luxury goods ****** yst at Bernstein, said Thursday, "Imitation is the best form of flattery. This seems to confirm how powerful Chanel has grown into our collective perception."
The New York-based Sachs focuses on recreating modern icons with everyday objects like plywood, including Le Corbusier's 1952 Unite d'Habitation with foam core and a glue gun or variations of NASA's ****** ecraft like the Lunar Module. His unyielding tongue-in-cheek career narrative touches on craftsmanship, luxury and nihilism.
In 1998, his notoriety or fame rose with the creation of a Chanel-type guillotine. Along with Chanel, Sachs has also taken aim at Hermès with his art projects including his 2006 Tiffany Value Meal — a riff on McDonalds' "Happy Meal" in Tiffany & Co's signature blue with what appeared to be the company's logo. The New Yorker also dreamed up a Prada toilet and a
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1 month ago
Podcaster Joe Rogan scorched the supporters of Lindsay Clancy, who is on trial for murdering her three children, on the "Joe Rogan Experience" Tuesday.
Clancy, a former labor and delivery nurse from Duxbury, Massachusetts, is on trial for killing her three young children — Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and 8-month-old Callan — at the family's home Jan. 24, 2023.
She faces three counts of first-degree murder. Clancy does not dispute that she killed her children but argues she was suffering from postpartum psychosis at the time and is not criminally responsible.
Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial Becomes Social Media Obsession As Tiktokers, Sleuths Debate Controversial Case
One of the most salient aspects of the trial is how many women have rallied on social media and formed groups to gather and share support for Clancy or suggest conspiracy theories about her case.
#trial #three #children #case
Clancy, a former labor and delivery nurse from Duxbury, Massachusetts, is on trial for killing her three young children — Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and 8-month-old Callan — at the family's home Jan. 24, 2023.
She faces three counts of first-degree murder. Clancy does not dispute that she killed her children but argues she was suffering from postpartum psychosis at the time and is not criminally responsible.
Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial Becomes Social Media Obsession As Tiktokers, Sleuths Debate Controversial Case
One of the most salient aspects of the trial is how many women have rallied on social media and formed groups to gather and share support for Clancy or suggest conspiracy theories about her case.
#trial #three #children #case
1 month ago
A TikTok creator who went viral for claiming she lived with both her ex-husband and current husband in the same townhouse says she's divorced again.
The TikToker (meganinthe.middle) announced the news in a video entitled "I went viral for living with my ex-husband and current husband in the same home… and now I'm divorced again". The woman decided to update new fans on her situation and her account.
"Okay, so for those of you who don't know who I am, I'm the girl that went viral, like, two years ago for living with her ex-husband and her current husband in the same townhome," she said. "This townhome that I'm currently still living in. And now I am since divorced again for the second time. And I thought I would just introduce myself to some of the new friends that we have on the page that are just now joining in and following along. That is where it all started two years ago. This is where we're at now."
It turned out the two men no longer live with her or with each other.
"My son's dad lives in California. My dot. My dot. ****** o. My daughter's dad lives, like, 10 minutes down the road. And my first ex-husband, who is my daughter's dad, lives down the road; his name is Tyler. My second ex-husband, who lives in California, is my son's dad; his name is Michael."
#went #viral #current #california
The TikToker (meganinthe.middle) announced the news in a video entitled "I went viral for living with my ex-husband and current husband in the same home… and now I'm divorced again". The woman decided to update new fans on her situation and her account.
"Okay, so for those of you who don't know who I am, I'm the girl that went viral, like, two years ago for living with her ex-husband and her current husband in the same townhome," she said. "This townhome that I'm currently still living in. And now I am since divorced again for the second time. And I thought I would just introduce myself to some of the new friends that we have on the page that are just now joining in and following along. That is where it all started two years ago. This is where we're at now."
It turned out the two men no longer live with her or with each other.
"My son's dad lives in California. My dot. My dot. ****** o. My daughter's dad lives, like, 10 minutes down the road. And my first ex-husband, who is my daughter's dad, lives down the road; his name is Tyler. My second ex-husband, who lives in California, is my son's dad; his name is Michael."
#went #viral #current #california
1 month ago
For Kylie Jenner, bigger is better.
On the Wednesday, August 26, episode of the Better Half with Stas & Vic podcast, the Kardashians star, 29, talked about the plastic surgery she's had, specifically when it comes to her chest.
Hosts Anastasia Karanikolaou and Victoria Villarroel brought up the time that the Kylie Cosmetics founder revealed the exact augmentation order she asked for when a social media fan requested she disclose what she had done to achieve her look.
"I really didn't think much of it," Jenner said of answering the TikToker. "I know that sounds crazy to some people, but I really didn't think it was going to be like a moment, you know?"
While Jenner revealed what exactly she had done — as well as the cosmetic surgeon who did the job — the reality TV star admitted, "I do want them bigger."
#jenner #really #didn 't
On the Wednesday, August 26, episode of the Better Half with Stas & Vic podcast, the Kardashians star, 29, talked about the plastic surgery she's had, specifically when it comes to her chest.
Hosts Anastasia Karanikolaou and Victoria Villarroel brought up the time that the Kylie Cosmetics founder revealed the exact augmentation order she asked for when a social media fan requested she disclose what she had done to achieve her look.
"I really didn't think much of it," Jenner said of answering the TikToker. "I know that sounds crazy to some people, but I really didn't think it was going to be like a moment, you know?"
While Jenner revealed what exactly she had done — as well as the cosmetic surgeon who did the job — the reality TV star admitted, "I do want them bigger."
#jenner #really #didn 't
2 months ago
A TikToker called out KFC after discovering he only got 35 pieces of chicken popcorn after paying for 50. His outrage sparked debate, leaving many wondering: is shrinkflation hitting fast food? And is it on the rise? One account addressed the possibility.
Famous influencer darkandemomitskiboy told KFC he wasn't planning on getting "scammed" in a heated TikTok video. He wanted to count the pieces in his 50-piece bucket of chicken popcorn to ensure he was getting what he paid for.
He also told viewers that if they didn't deliver on the number, he'd personally visit the outlet. He also got himself fries, a famous bowl, three chicken tenders with some gravy, and for beverages he got Pepsi, **** e, and a Sprite.
The TikToker also ordered an extra portion of the chicken popcorn, because he claimed he doesn't like being scammed. He counted the pieces one by one.
Halfway through, he noticed that the quantity was a far cry from the 50 pieces he was promised. He tapped on the bucket and said, "KFC, KFC?" But continued to count until the number stopped at 35.
#told
Famous influencer darkandemomitskiboy told KFC he wasn't planning on getting "scammed" in a heated TikTok video. He wanted to count the pieces in his 50-piece bucket of chicken popcorn to ensure he was getting what he paid for.
He also told viewers that if they didn't deliver on the number, he'd personally visit the outlet. He also got himself fries, a famous bowl, three chicken tenders with some gravy, and for beverages he got Pepsi, **** e, and a Sprite.
The TikToker also ordered an extra portion of the chicken popcorn, because he claimed he doesn't like being scammed. He counted the pieces one by one.
Halfway through, he noticed that the quantity was a far cry from the 50 pieces he was promised. He tapped on the bucket and said, "KFC, KFC?" But continued to count until the number stopped at 35.
#told
2 months ago
Rebecca Luna's daughter is speaking out after the TikToker chronicled her decision to end her life with medical aid in dying following her young-onset Alzheimer's diagnosis
"I miss my mom in a way that feels like homesickness," wrote Luna's daughter Maya Findlay
According to a post on Luna's TikTok, the influencer died on Saturday, July 25
Rebecca Luna's daughter is speaking out after the TikToker ended her life at age 49 with medical aid in dying, following her young-onset Alzheimer's diagnosis.
The influencer died on Saturday, July 25, a post to her TikTok announced. "Rebecca passed away July 25th at approximately 1:15 p.m. surrounded by her loved ones," the post read, adding to Luna's followers, "Thank you for your support and privacy."
Following the news, Luna's daughter, Maya Findlay, is speaking out online. In one of two posts on her TikTok account, Findlay shared a screen recording of a FaceTime call with her late mother, in which she shows her own children to her on the camera. Over the screen recording, Findlay wrote, "Homesick for my mom who will never exist in this lifetime again."
Rebecca Luna.
Credit: Rebecca Luna/TikTok
#speaking #post
"I miss my mom in a way that feels like homesickness," wrote Luna's daughter Maya Findlay
According to a post on Luna's TikTok, the influencer died on Saturday, July 25
Rebecca Luna's daughter is speaking out after the TikToker ended her life at age 49 with medical aid in dying, following her young-onset Alzheimer's diagnosis.
The influencer died on Saturday, July 25, a post to her TikTok announced. "Rebecca passed away July 25th at approximately 1:15 p.m. surrounded by her loved ones," the post read, adding to Luna's followers, "Thank you for your support and privacy."
Following the news, Luna's daughter, Maya Findlay, is speaking out online. In one of two posts on her TikTok account, Findlay shared a screen recording of a FaceTime call with her late mother, in which she shows her own children to her on the camera. Over the screen recording, Findlay wrote, "Homesick for my mom who will never exist in this lifetime again."
Rebecca Luna.
Credit: Rebecca Luna/TikTok
#speaking #post
