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Total likes
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Videos
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Writer Emily Smith was at the center of one of Florida’s most infamous child abuse cases—but didn’t learn this until she was a teenager. When Smith was 10 weeks old, her dad was arrested for breaking her collarbone and both her arms. Now, around 30 years after the incident, it’s Smith’s turn to tell the story. “But as I got older and learned more, I found myself consumed with trying to discover one clear, true version of what had happened. Each time my mother told the story of his case, or my gr14.4K views Writer Emily Smith was at the center of one of Florida’s most infamous child abuse cases—but didn’t learn this until she was a teenager. When Smith was 10 weeks old, her dad was arrested for breaking her collarbone and both her arms. Now, around 30 years after the incident, it’s Smith’s turn to tell the story. “But as I got older and learned more, I found myself consumed with trying to discover one clear, true version of what had happened. Each time my mother told the story of his case, or my gr The White House is using the U.S. dollar against its enemies—and allies. Following the announcement of Operation Economic Outcast against Iran at the same time USMCA negotiations with Canada have abruptly collapsed, political commentators like former Republican congressman Adam Kinzinger believe that Trump is closer than ever to wrecking the economy. “The president is creating trade wars with people that aren’t enemies but literally our best friends and best trading partners. And this comes out 4.7K views The White House is using the U.S. dollar against its enemies—and allies. Following the announcement of Operation Economic Outcast against Iran at the same time USMCA negotiations with Canada have abruptly collapsed, political commentators like former Republican congressman Adam Kinzinger believe that Trump is closer than ever to wrecking the economy. “The president is creating trade wars with people that aren’t enemies but literally our best friends and best trading partners. And this comes out Republicans could take a real shellacking in this year’s midterm elections—that is, if Democrats can put together a compelling pitch. On What Next, hosted by Mary Harris, Sarah Longwell, political commentator and publisher of @thebulwarkmedia, delves into her prescription for beating MAGA. “The Democratic Party needs to stop...getting dragged into the trans conversation and so many of the other social things that voters think Democrats spend too much time on,” Longwell says. “What [voters] want 1.4K views Republicans could take a real shellacking in this year’s midterm elections—that is, if Democrats can put together a compelling pitch. On What Next, hosted by Mary Harris, Sarah Longwell, political commentator and publisher of @thebulwarkmedia, delves into her prescription for beating MAGA. “The Democratic Party needs to stop...getting dragged into the trans conversation and so many of the other social things that voters think Democrats spend too much time on,” Longwell says. “What [voters] want Be Kind, Please Rewind 📼 And join us as we rewind to the’90s and reminisce on what it was like to hang out on a Friday night and peruse the glorious aisles of Blockbuster. Featured in order of appearance: 💾 Ben Richmond, Director of Operations for Podcasts 🕹️ Nitish Pahwa, Staff Writer at Slate ☎️ Katie Rayford, VP of Brand and Communications 📧 Want to travel back to the ’90s with us? Join us and over 12,500 people for our six-week experiment, Party Like It’s 1996, to rediscover the lost art of 1.2K views Be Kind, Please Rewind 📼 And join us as we rewind to the’90s and reminisce on what it was like to hang out on a Friday night and peruse the glorious aisles of Blockbuster. Featured in order of appearance: 💾 Ben Richmond, Director of Operations for Podcasts 🕹️ Nitish Pahwa, Staff Writer at Slate ☎️ Katie Rayford, VP of Brand and Communications 📧 Want to travel back to the ’90s with us? Join us and over 12,500 people for our six-week experiment, Party Like It’s 1996, to rediscover the lost art of

📊 Engagement & reach

Engagement rate · Average
5.97%
Likes + comments ÷ followers. On TikTok this is the real currency — a highly-engaged mid-size creator often out-performs a bigger, passive one.
Avg likes / video
477
Typical likes on a recent post — the clearest proof of how hard the audience reacts.
Avg views / video
2.6K
Measured across recent posts — the real reach a sponsored video earns.
Posting cadence
2.4 / week
Posts several times a week — reliably active for a campaign window.
Follower / following
470×
Follows just 17 back — a lopsided ratio typical of a real creator with a genuine audience, not a follow-for-follow account.

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Content niche
Media & Entertainment
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💡 Facts

👁️Averages 2.6K views per stream.
📤Posts about 2.7× per week.
💬5.97% engagement rate.

👥 Audience demographics

Estimated

Modeled from this creator's niche, platform & region — a niche benchmark, not this creator's real audience data.

Gender split
Male 42% Female 58%
Age · peak 18-24
13-1719%
18-2441%
25-3425%
35-4411%
45+4%
Top geographies
  • United States34%
  • India11%
  • United Kingdom8%
  • Brazil6%
  • Indonesia5%
Likely interests
EntertainmentLifestyleTrending

🕵️ Fake follower check

Estimated
52/100
Fair Credibility score
77%
Mixed Real audience
Medium Fake-follower risk
High Data confidence
  • Est. 77% real, active audience · Medium fake-follower risk.
  • Engagement (~0.3× of followers engage each post) is around typical for TikTok.
  • Organic base — far more followers than accounts it follows.
  • 5.97% engagement — below the ~15% typical for this size.

Heuristic estimate from engagement, follower ratios, account age & growth — a screening signal, not a guarantee.

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672 views · 17 hours ago
What is your best road trip memory? What was your go-to road trip song—or road trip game? And, can you still navigate with an atlas? “Once, the road trip was a fount of car games, sing-alongs, impassioned debates, and wistful dreaming-out-loud,” writes Dan Kois in the final issue of our six-week challenge: Party Like It’s 1996. “[Now] the driver is somehow companionless in a crowded room—surely the definition of loneliness.” In this final edition of Slate Misses the ‘90s, our staff tell us what
947 views · 6 days ago
One thing about ‘90s television? You weren’t going to see clips of it on the internet. But, if you stayed up late enough, you might have gotten to see someone get their hand sawed off on Late Night with Conan O'Brien. In this edition of Slate Misses the ‘90s, we asked our staff what they remember the most about watching TV in the ‘90s—and what those communal TV watching traditions gave us. Featured in order of appearance: 💾 Ben Richmond, Director of Operations for Podcasts ☎️ Micah Phillips, Vid
1.1K views · 7 days ago
Writer Emily Smith was at the center of one of Florida’s most infamous child abuse cases—but didn’t learn this until she was a teenager. When Smith was 10 weeks old, her dad was arrested for breaking her collarbone and both her arms. Now, around 30 years after the incident, it’s Smith’s turn to tell the story. “But as I got older and learned more, I found myself consumed with trying to discover one clear, true version of what had happened. Each time my mother told the story of his case, or my gr
14.4K views · 11 days ago
Be Kind, Please Rewind 📼 And join us as we rewind to the’90s and reminisce on what it was like to hang out on a Friday night and peruse the glorious aisles of Blockbuster. Featured in order of appearance: 💾 Ben Richmond, Director of Operations for Podcasts 🕹️ Nitish Pahwa, Staff Writer at Slate ☎️ Katie Rayford, VP of Brand and Communications 📧 Want to travel back to the ’90s with us? Join us and over 12,500 people for our six-week experiment, Party Like It’s 1996, to rediscover the lost art of
1.2K views · 13 days ago
Republicans could take a real shellacking in this year’s midterm elections—that is, if Democrats can put together a compelling pitch. On What Next, hosted by Mary Harris, Sarah Longwell, political commentator and publisher of @thebulwarkmedia, delves into her prescription for beating MAGA. “The Democratic Party needs to stop...getting dragged into the trans conversation and so many of the other social things that voters think Democrats spend too much time on,” Longwell says. “What [voters] want
1.4K views · 14 days ago
Do you regret not hoarding your Pokémon cards? Did you end up with Matt when Dream Date was over? You may be entitled to compensation. Sike, but if the board game nights of your youth were equally euphoric and traumatic, you've come to the right place. This week on Slate Misses the ‘90s, we asked our staff about board games and trading cards: the drama, the regrets, and the ones they miss and love the most. Featured in order of appearance: 💾 Ben Richmond, Director of Operations for Podcasts ☎️ K
98 views · 18 days ago
Nothing quite says the ‘90s like blowing air into the underside of a Nintendo 64 cartridge to get it to work—only to fall off Rainbow Road a few minutes later 🌈🛣️ So, which camp do you fall in: were you the friend with the N64 or the one who couldn’t wait to play it at your friends’ houses? On this edition of Slate Misses the ‘90s, we asked our staff about their experience with video games and one thing is clear: it was a core tenet of hanging out in the ‘90s and that low resolution really helpe
880 views · 22 days ago
How did Raising Cane’s establish itself as the third largest chicken chain in the United States? Fans, dubbed “Caniacs,” across the world have traveled as far as 16 hours to try the breaded digit-like meat and its peppery sauce. One could say it’s because of a social media trend, while others like Raising Cane’s founder and co-CEO Todd Graves, believe the mania is driven by craveability. Even non-Caniacs agree. “Raising Cane’s is a step above other fast-food chicken forms,” one friend explained
612 views · 25 days ago
The White House is using the U.S. dollar against its enemies—and allies. Following the announcement of Operation Economic Outcast against Iran at the same time USMCA negotiations with Canada have abruptly collapsed, political commentators like former Republican congressman Adam Kinzinger believe that Trump is closer than ever to wrecking the economy. “The president is creating trade wars with people that aren’t enemies but literally our best friends and best trading partners. And this comes out
4.7K views · 26 days ago

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