infinite scroll MINI SCROLL: Threads sticker community drama, Nikalie Monroe viral TikTok series calling churches for baby formula + Hype House to Grammy's pipeline
Nov 11, 2025
Discover the drama in the Threads sticker community as controversies unravel from viral emails to fabricated harassment claims. Dive into Nicolée Monroe's compelling TikTok series, where she reaches out to various churches for baby formula, revealing surprising responses and community reactions. Finally, explore the Hype House alumni who are making waves in the music industry, from social media fame to Grammy nominations. Each topic sparks lively discussions on internet culture and societal issues.
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Sticker Community Fake Harassment Scam
- Rachel Doodles staged harassment emails from a fake “Michelle” to gain sympathy and sales in the sticker community.
- The scheme was exposed when another creator found overlapping phone digits linking Rachel to the fake account and the shop profited $10,000 in a day.
Modern Attention-Seeking Mirrors Older Scams
- The host compares this to early-internet attention fraud where people fabricated crises for sympathy.
- She suggests the motive was likely attention and sympathy rather than pure profit.
Church Calls For Baby Formula Social Experiment
- TikToker Nicolée Monroe called 43 religious institutions pretending to need one can of baby formula and recorded responses.
- She received about 10 offers of help, mostly from mosques, Islamic centers, and predominantly Black churches, while 33 declined for various reasons.