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Justin LaBoy says Coi Leray is responsible for starting the trend of making viral TikTok records. She also agrees, taking the stance that she shaped the way TikTok is used for artists.
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Reginae Carter is never one to shy away from a moment — and this time, she brought some of her siblings along for the fun. During a recent Lil Wayne ‘Tha Carter VI’ tour stop, the vibe was high, the cameras were rolling, and Reginae? She was deep in her TikTok bag. But, it wasn’t just her energy that stole the show — it was her brothers’ reactions that had everybody cracking up.
In a clip posted to her TikTok, Reginae is seen standing in what appears to be the VIP section, confidently rapping along to a viral audio. She’s fully in character, delivering every bar like she wrote it herself — puffing her chest, hitting expressions, and owning her moment like only she can. But in the background, her little brothers Kameron and Neal are just chillin’, posted up like they’ve seen it all before.
The two exchange amused glances and smirks, clearly entertained but also giving major “Our big sis is crazy” energy. The contrast between Reginae’s over-the-top confidence and her brothers’ deadpan reactions had fans in stitches, with many calling it a classic sibling moment. One thing’s for sure — the Carter kids know how to steal the spotlight, even when they’re just watching from the sidelines.
Social media wasted no time running to The Shade Room comment section to sound off on the Carter crew. Fans couldn’t get over how Kameron, Neal, and Reginae all look like Lil Wayne — just in their own unique ways. Many agreed Reginae might be the shortest of the bunch, but she’s clearly got the biggest personality, and honestly? She’s giving coolest big sis ever!
One Instagram user @youngfiree_s said, “Wayne, Wayne jr & Waynette“
And, Instagram user @blvckmonalisa added, “Wayne standing there in 3 different forms 😂”
Meanwhile, Instagram user @daniellebreyon commented, “She dont play about her brothers or her daddy.“
While, Instagram user @shameless_sherrice shared, “She is too cute! I love seeing how she interacts with her siblings ❤️”
Instagram user @saymisskim wrote, “They so cute back there laughing at big sis ❤️”
Finally, Instagram user @theekimpeccable said, “Girl try being a mom of three and the tiniest person in the house 😩😂😂”
To top it all off, Reginae took to Instagram to bless the timeline with an up-close photo of her and her brothers — and the Carter genes are definitely strong. Reginae looked so cute rocking her shades, a crisp white tee with a matching purse, grey jeans, and of course, that all-access VIP backstage pass. Kam, Lil Wayne’s son with Lauren London, stood tall — literally towering over his siblings — with his curly fro and a Nipsey Hussle chain that paid tribute to his roots and his swag. And then there’s Neal, Wayne’s son with Nivea, who had folks doing double takes — because baby boy is copy and paste 2004 Lil Wayne. From the face to the pose to the entire vibe, Neal looked like he just stepped out of a vintage ‘Go DJ’ video.
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Whew! Social media users are reacting after content creator Zoe Spencer linked up with Kodak Black over on TikTok. What was supposed to be a fun lil’ dance moment quickly turned awkward, leaving fans torn between laughing it off and side-eyeing Kodak’s move.
On Wednesday, Zoe Spencer shared a TikTok featuring rapper Kodak Black. The two attempted to recreate the viral dance to Metro Boomin’s “Take Her Thru Dere.” But mid-two-step, Kodak grabbed Zoe’s head, prompting her to shout, “Nooo!” In the video, you can see Kodak quickly back off, where he appears to say, “My bad, my bad.”
Despite the awkward moment, Zoe uploaded the video captioning the post, “Kodak nooo not eat it up literally 🤣🤣😂😂.” Watch the clip here:
Social media shared mixed reactions in the Shade Room Teens’ comments. Some thought the moment was hilarious and lighthearted, while others felt Kodak took it too far.
Instagram user @qua.savage wrote, “Yeah she’s a good sport cuz she better then me”
Another Instagram user @only.1kyy wrote, “He said “cut the small talk” 😂😂😂😂”
While Instagram user @brooklyn.n_ wrote, “ts not funny.”
Instagram user @shixpie wrote, “She definitely handles that with grace cuz that was so disrespectful”
Another Instagram user @theonlygoddessdemi__ wrote, “Why would you even be around him? In the state that he’s in..”
While Instagram user @milabankks wrote, “Yall do know she uploaded it, watched it 50xs before she did and laughed about it ? Lmao you people need more responsibility in life”
Instagram user @johnnie_mac wrote, “A honest mistake 😭”
Another Instagram user @raeesweets wrote, “Remember what Latto said about Kodak?”
While Instagram user @_coach_kt wrote, “I think they did that on purpose cause ion think she would took that as a joke and he no they on camera”
Kodak wasn’t the only rapper Zoe linked up with this week. Zoe was also spotted hanging out with longtime friend and rumored boo OMB Peezy. The two have been sparking relationship rumors for a while after Peezy appeared on Zoe’s livestream, and the two were spotted courtside at a basketball game.
To fuel the speculation further, Peezy recently released a new song, “Hug Zoe,” dedicated to the content creator. In a TikTok video, Zoe and Peezy were all smiling and cozy as the track played in the background. As for the caption, Zoe wrote, “He love him some Zoe 😏”
While neither Zoe nor Peezy has confirmed the status of their relationship, fans are sure there’s something there.
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Natasha Allen was a rising TikTok creator who shared her journey with synovial sarcoma, a rare and aggressive form of cancer. Over the years, she built a community of nearly 200,000 followers by documenting her treatments, struggles, and moments of hope, inspiring countless viewers with her honesty and strength. In August 2025, Natasha tragically passed away. A tribute posted to her social media pages confirmed the heartbreaking news and described her as “a beautiful soul full of love, kindness, and joy.” Her death left fans grieving while also reflecting on the powerful legacy she left behind through her storytelling and advocacy.
Find out more about her below.
Natasha built a following of nearly 200,000 on TikTok and over 36,000 on Instagram, where she shared pieces of her daily life and her journey with cancer. Her openness, humor, and honesty about living with a terminal illness set her apart, and she quickly became a recognizable voice in the #CancerTok community.
Natasha was first diagnosed in 2020, when doctors found a malignant tumor in her knee. At the time, her cancer was staged at Stage 3 synovial sarcoma, a rare form of soft tissue cancer. Despite undergoing treatment, the disease eventually returned and spread to her lungs and other parts of her body by late 2021, advancing to Stage 4.
Synovial sarcoma is a rare and aggressive cancer that typically develops in the soft tissues near joints, most often in the arms, legs, or trunk. Though it accounts for only about 1 in 100 of all cancers, it is more likely to affect young adults and teenagers. Because it is so uncommon, it is often misdiagnosed or detected late, which makes treatment more difficult. Symptoms can include swelling, pain, or a noticeable mass, and survival rates vary widely depending on when it’s discovered. Natasha used her platform to highlight how little awareness exists about this cancer and why more research is needed.
Natasha passed away on August 22, 2025, at the age of 28.
Tributes poured in from Natasha’s family, friends, and thousands of followers online. Supporters remembered her as someone who remained positive despite the odds, often reminding viewers to “find meaning in your own life” and to make the world better in whatever way possible. Her GoFundMe, which was originally set up to help with treatment costs, was repurposed to honor her memory and support synovial sarcoma awareness. The overwhelming response underscored just how many people Natasha touched with her strength, honesty, and hope.
TikTok star Malik Taylor’s life has come to a tragic end at just 28 years old.
His d*ath was confirmed in a Facebook post from Alpha Kappa Psi, his business fraternity at Austin Peay State University, where he graduated in 2020.
“It is with heavy hearts that we share our beloved Brother, Malik Taylor, has gone to ‘Audit Eternal,’” the post read. “To know him was to know he was a light to everyone—always bringing laughter, joy and a warm smile that brightened every room he entered.” The fraternity added, “Though your time with us was far too short, you were a good and faithful Brother, and the ‘Great Auditor’ will reward you for your everlasting work.”
Taylor built a following of more than 250,000 across Instagram and TikTok with his witty breakdowns of pop culture and comedic “POV” videos. He also created content for his YouTube channel, The Unpopular Party, which has over 94,000 subscribers.
Just one day before his death, Taylor told fans about his move to Charlotte, N.C., declaring, “The Queen City need the king.”
As of now, his cause of d*ath has not been officially confirmed, though some outlets have claimed he passed away in a car accident.
Prayers to his fans and supporters.