Taking to her TikTok page on July 3, Queen uploaded a video of herself seemingly doing her skincare routine. In the clip, which has amassed over 5 million views, Queen appeared to be completely unbothered, as she played out loud a voice recording of who she claimed to be her ex. “I got vms (voice messages) to last a year atp (at this point),” the TikTok captioned. The clip ignited excitement, as a viewer commented: “HOW TEACH ME.” “This sounds like a track from a horror movie,” a TikTok user wrote. Someone else added: “Why oh why did you dump this dude?” A person penned: “Not gone [sic] lie this is quite insane.”
Her alleged old lover could be heard howling, screaming, and crying, as Queen remained entirely unphased throughout the entire segment.
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Queen went on to post a series of other recordings, many of which included a man shouting slurs and vulgar threats. Nevertheless, the microinfluencer announced in a separate video that her ex-boyfriend had struck her in the face to the point where she had broken her front tooth. “He whoop my motherf*****g *ss,” Queen revealed. She continued: “I got a broken tooth.” Share icon Image credits: kyewinss
Nevertheless, the microinfluencer announced in a separate video that her ex-boyfriend had struck her in the face to the point where she had broken her front tooth. “He whoop my motherf*****g *ss,” Queen revealed. She continued: “I got a broken tooth.”
The trend expanded like wildfire and more people started sharing their own experiences with abusive exes
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There have been several women coming out with similar videos on TikTok in the past few months, including 20-year-old Tammy, who revealed her own ordeal with an ex. Taking to her TikTok page on July 3, Tammy uploaded a recording where a man could be heard frantically saying: “Bro, you acting like I text her on sht. I wasn’t on sht with the b*tch, bro. Share icon Image credits: amaninevaehhhh
“Like you making it seem like I really was about to go, f**k these b*tches on.” Her video, which amassed over 5.5 million views, was highly entertaining to viewers, as some even noticed the man’s theatrics, commenting: “It’s the banging on the wall.” Share icon Image credits: kieleyy
The videos got so popular that even men started joining in, sharing their own recordings of insults by their former lovers
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And if you thought this phenomenon was being perpetuated by women exclusively, think again. On July 6, a man who goes by “Jaysnomis” on TikTok also exposed his ex on the social media app. In a video, which was viewed nearly 1 million times, Jay filmed himself while listening to a woman who could be heard saying: “You’re literally trying to compare me, and I promise it is not that.” She continued: “Can we just start over? Fk. I will not fk up. Like, I don’t know.” The trend of sharing exes’ voice recordings might have started when a TikToker, who goes by the username “Kyewinss”, put her past beau on blast in a video that received 6.6 million views back in April.
Queen posted her ex’s voice message and won the trend, according to her viewers on TikTok
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