Libs of TikTok: The New Queen of Truth Social
The Account Returned to Trump’s Platform This Year, Where It’s Outperforming the White House
TLDR
Libs of TikTok, a high-profile social media account known for promoting anti-LGBTQ+ conspiracy theories, dramatically ramped up its activity on Truth Social in December 2025 after years of sporadic use. Almost immediately, it became one of the most-reshared accounts among Truth Social users, who have reacted to its posts with hateful, threatening, and violent rhetoric.
Background
Libs of TikTok is a popular far-right social media account widely recognized for its role in helping to repopularize anti-LGBTQ+ hate and conspiracy theories within the conservative movement, including “groomer” narratives that falsely portray LGBTQ+ people as predatory sex abusers who target children. Since the account was started on Twitter in 2021 by Chaya Raichik, a former real estate agent, Libs of TikTok has amassed millions of followers across multiple platforms and leveraged its audience to inflict real-world harms against LGBTQ+ people and their allies.
The account’s posts routinely encourage ridicule and outrage against individuals and institutions it claims are complicit in “grooming” children for sex abuse or demonstrate the supposedly sinister dispositions of LGBTQ+ people. Among other targets, Raichik has frequently attacked public schools and their their staff, claiming they promote radical ideologies and sexual degeneracy to their students, and posted content containing the contact information for targeted faculty members. Schools and teachers featured in Libs of TikTok posts have faced bomb threats and severe harassment, causing major disruptions and safety risks.
As Raichik’s account grew in popularity with online right-wing audiences, so did her role in guiding the Republican Party’s escalating attacks on LGBTQ+ rights and public education, extending her influence far beyond the confines of any particular social media platform. Raichik and her Libs of TikTok account have directly and indirectly guided the focus of GOP policymakers, right-wing media outlets, conservative activist groups, and far-right extremists – providing them a constant roster of potential villains and hateful narratives to justify antagonizing them. President Donald Trump courted Raichik during his 2024 campaign, and officials in his second administration have consulted her on education policy and public messaging.
In addition to anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric, the account has also targeted a host of people and organizations in posts promoting anti-immigrant sentiments and hostility toward diversity, equity, and inclusion (“DEI”) policies. And beyond educators and LGBTQ+ people, the account’s posts have elicited threats against private businesses, healthcare providers, and nonprofit organizations.
Libs of TikTok is best-known as an X (formerly Twitter) account, but its digital footprint expands across an array of mainstream and alternative social media platforms, where its self-identified “team” of unspecified individuals (likely including paid employees) distribute their posts to millions of followers.
After Years of Inactivity, Libs of TikTok Suddenly Ascends on Truth Social
Earlier this year, our researchers noticed that Libs of TikTok’s profile on Truth Social, an alternative microblogging site launched by Trump in 2022, had become one of the platform’s most-influential accounts. As our researchers observed Libs of TikTok ramping up its attacks against schools during Pride Month, we sought to examine its influence on Truth Social and how users there have responded to its posts.
Raichik created a Libs of TikTok account on Truth Social in February 2022, coinciding with the site’s public launch. In her first post on the site, she expressed enthusiasm for Trump’s new social media platform: “I can’t wait!! This is really exciting!”
But despite that initial enthusiasm, the Libs of TikTok account has been relatively inactive on the platform for most of its existence. Using our platform’s Timeline tool, we saw that the account has exhibited on-and-off activity since its creation, sometimes going months without posting.
That changed on Dec. 23, 2025. Libs of TikTok returned to Truth Social after a 300-day period of inactivity and began ramping up its daily activity to previously unseen levels. At the time of writing, more than two-thirds of all observed Libs of TikTok posts were shared in 2026. Since rejoining Truth Social, the account has averaged 29 posts per day on the dates it uploaded content. (Libs of TikTok’s account is “usually offline” on Saturdays.)
Libs of TikTok’s Truth Social posts are often word-for-word copies of posts that originally appeared on its better-known X account. Notably, Libs of TikTok does not mirror every popular post made on X onto Truth Social; we were unable to surmise how the account might determine which of its posts to omit.
Libs of TikTok posts have consistently seen high engagement on the platform since the account ramped up its activity late last year. Of the 3,986 posts it shared in 2026 at the time of writing, more than 40% were reshared 500 or more times by Truth Social users. Less than 20% of the posts it shared before 2026 saw such engagement – indicating that Libs of TikTok’s reach on Truth Social has significantly grown since its return.
We performed another search to identify all Truth Social posts in our datasets that were made this year and received 500 or more reshares, then used our Activity tool to group the results by account. At the time of writing, Libs of TikTok had shared 1,578 posts that received 500 or more reshares in 2026 – more than double the number of high-engagement posts the official White House account shared on the platform over the same period.
The only account that shared more posts achieving such traction was the one used by Trump, who owns the site and serves as its primary draw.
Libs of TikTok Routes Truth Social Users’ Focus Toward LGBTQ+ People and Public Educators During Pride Month
We used our platform’s Discover tool to identify every post that Libs of TikTok shared on its Truth Social account between June 1 and June 14 – the first two weeks of Pride Month – and reviewed them to count how many expressed hostility toward others surrounding issues related to LGBTQ+ identity, gender identity, and public education.
Of the 392 posts Libs of TikTok shared on Truth Social during that period, about one-third (131 posts) featured hostile language about the LGBTQ+ community and its allies. Most posts identified in this category highlighted individuals and entities that shared pro-LGBTQ+ messages for Pride Month, often targeting state and local government officials and entities.
About a quarter of the account’s anti-LGBTQ+ posts during the first two weeks of Pride Month expressed outrage at the public education system, which Raichik has long claimed is complicit in “grooming” children for LGBTQ+ people to sexually abuse. Nearly all posts targeting educators named specific schools and faculty members, and several provided contact information that Libs of TikTok followers could use to reach them.
Libs of TikTok’s anti-LGBTQ+ posts targeting public educators were reshared by Truth Social users more frequently than those that targeted individuals and entities unrelated to schools, on average. The 34 anti-LGBTQ+ posts targeting public educators in the period analyzed received an average of about 393 reshares each, while the 97 posts targeting other subjects saw an average of about 336 reshares each.
An additional 14 posts targeted education-related subjects over issues unrelated to LGBTQ+ identity or gender-identity, including posts that attacked schools for allegedly engaging in discrimination against white people, targeted educators who allegedly shared violent rhetoric on social media, and faulted schools for accommodating Muslim students. In total, more than one-in-ten (about 12%) Libs of TikTok posts on Truth Social in the period we analyzed targeted public educators in some way.
As Seen On Other Platforms, Libs of TikTok Posts Elicit Violent Rhetoric Against Their Subjects on Truth Social
Open Measures saw that Libs of TikTok’s anti-LGBTQ+ posts consistently elicited hostile and violent rhetoric from Truth Social users – not unlike the responses it has regularly provoked on mainstream social media platforms – and in turn inspired some users to target the same individuals and entities Libs of TikTok mentioned in their own posts.
Over the first two weeks of Pride Month, Truth Social users reshared the 131 anti-LGBTQ+ posts we identified on Libs of TikTok’s profile a total of 45,965 times and replied to those posts a total of 12,404 times.
Of the posts targeting public educators, the most-reshared was a June 5 post that attacked a female school board director in Bellingham, Washington, who owned a sex shop that planned to host educational sessions for children during Pride Month. Libs of TikTok’s post included the name and photo of the school board director, a picture of her store, a copy of a flyer advertising the classes, and a screenshot of a post it previously shared on X that targeted a high school in the district she oversees and included the school’s phone number.
Truth Social users who replied to that post called for the school board director’s arrest, encouraged one another to report the woman to federal authorities, fantasized about violence against her and her business, and alluded to harassing her further. “She has an address,” one user replied. “We need to put these pedophiles to death,” another wrote. Several users posted that they had called the school; one said they were searching for a phone number for the sex shop.
The Libs of TikTok post targeting a public educator that elicited the highest number of replies in our analysis period was a June 8 post attacking a math teacher and coach at a high school in Fort Worth, Texas, who shared a video discussing her students’ reactions to learning she was in a same-sex relationship. The post named the teacher, included a clip of the video she shared, and listed the email address of the principal at the school she worked for.
In replies to that post, Truth Social users baselessly claimed the teacher was a pedophile, called for her to be fired from her position, and expressed violent fantasies. “LEGALIZE EUTHANASIA,” one reply stated. Another user wrote: “If this EVIL BITCH had done this to my child she wouldn’t be sitting their bragging online because she would be 6 FEET UNDER WITH NOT 1 STRAND OF HAIR ON HER COLD EMBALMED NAPPY HEAD.”
We found that Libs of TikTok’s posts about public educators regularly elicited responses like these from Truth Social users.
After Libs of TikTok posted about a school soccer coach who is a transgender woman, a Truth Social user responded that it was “curb check time.” When it attacked an Oregon school district that displayed a LGBTQ+ Pride flag outside its headquarters, a user called for “public hanging” of education officials. Notably, Libs of TikTok posts that included school and faculty members’ emails and phone numbers regularly elicited replies from users who reported contacting them to voice their disapproval.
In a 2024 interview, Raichik said she does not condone threats against schools featured in her account’s posts and questioned whether people who had sent bomb threats those institutions received were actually her followers.
“We don’t know who’s calling in the threats,” Raichik said in that interview. “I mean, look, bomb threats are bad. I’ve said that a thousand times. People that call in bomb threats should be arrested and investigated. You can’t call in bomb threats. But I just don’t know what – what does it have to do with me?”
What We’re Watching
Libs of TikTok’s posts have consistently elicited threats and harassment against LGBTQ+ people and public educators since its launch in 2022, and the account’s increased activity on alternative platforms expands the potential scale of the backlash it can spark against its targets.
The account’s overnight dominance on Truth Social is particularly notable, since the platform serves as the Trump Administration’s semi-official communications platform. As the account’s owner, Raichik, deepens her ties to the Trump Administration and other Republican Party leaders, posts shared by her Truth Social account could have even greater impacts on pro-Trump officials’ policymaking and rhetoric.
Open Measures’ platform is designed to enable threat-monitoring investigations across dozens of alternative platforms that often go unmonitored. As such, we will continue to monitor and report on harmful activity that occurs on those sites.