Paige Spiranac Shadow Banned By TikTok, She Wants to “Free the cleavage!”
Paige Spiranac, a golf influencer, made the same accusation on Thursday, weeks after Olivia Dunne, an LSU gymnastics star, claimed she was being shadow-banned by the social media site.
Even though Dunne never gave a clear explanation for why she believed the app was shadow-banning her, Spiranac believed she was certain of the cause in her instance.
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“I’m shadow-banned on TikTok all because of some little innocent cleavage. Free the cleavage!” Paige wrote on X.
She posted an image of herself that TikTok “doesn’t approve of” in another post, but it would be acceptable inside X.
A pink-handled driver is held in the left hand of the 30-year-old former collegiate and professional golfer as she approaches towards the camera in the brief three-second clip. She is dressed in white.
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Her smile, a golf ball flipped in her right hand, and finally her walking out of frame are all captured on tape as the camera pans closer.
Over 76,000 people viewed the video-filled post on X, but only a little more than 1,000 people saw the identical video that Spiranac posted on TikTok.
The number of views on her earlier videos had also significantly decreased.
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Her final two TikTok films had a combined view count of over 16,000, and none of them nearly reached the 100,000 views that her three previous videos got.
From the initial TikTok post on her page on March 5, 2019, Spiranac’s views have consistently reached the hundreds of thousands.
In December of last year, Dunne, 21, was presented with a similar situation.
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The influencer’s viewership had declined significantly at the time, according to Outkick, but it seems like things have picked up again recently, as videos on Dunne’s page have been regularly surpassing one million views.
It’s now unknown if Spiranac was the intended victim of TikTok’s intricate algorithm or if the social media behemoth was only trying to harm him.
