TikTok Star Tony Lopez, 20, Accused of Messaging a 15-Year-Old Girl
TikTok star Tony Lopez, 20, has been accused of sending sexually explicit messages to a 15-year-old girl on social media. What to grasp.
TikTok star Tony Lopez is coming underneath fireplace after stories surfaced that the 20-year-old have been sending sexually explicit messages to a 15-year-old girl. The allegations come lower than a 12 months after the influencer made headlines for nude images of himself reportedly being leaked on Twitter. Keep reading to find out extra.
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Tony Lopez used to be allegedly messaging a 15-year-old girl on social media.
According to The TikTok Shaderoom, Tony used to be in the past messaging a minor thru Instagram DMs and on Snapchat. "I guess it never clicked in his head that I was not 20 years old," the alleged sufferer commented over screenshots of the Snapchat messages that were allegedly sent through the Hype House member. "But as you can see here he continued to say s--t knowing that I wasn't of age. But predators don't care!"
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The individual, identified as Cay, added, "He would snap me everyday at random times just to say some s--t to me [about] wanting to f--k or [just] some weird s--t. I would go along [with] it just to build a 'case' against him [because] I knew he was sus."
Additionally, any other screenshot alleges that the TikToker was attempting to have sex with a 17-year-old girl.
At this time, Tony has now not publicly addressed the allegations made towards him. On Aug. 8, he tweeted, "I've got a lot to talk about." Adding, "I love you guys stay happy."
Unfortunately, this isn't the only controversy that Tony has been desirous about.
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Tony Lopez has been accused of stealing any other TikToker's dance.
Going viral on TikTok appears to be the function of, smartly, all of Gen Z. From dances to lip-syncs, social media stars are turning into the brand new A-list celebrities. So, when a content writer tries to pawn one thing off as their very own material, this is a big no-no.
Back in June, Tony was accused of stealing creator @ouuitzjaidaa dance with out giving her credit. Although not at all as problematic as sending sexual messages to minors, these accusations do damage Tony's credibility as a creator.
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On June 14, Jaida posted a video of herself dancing to rapper 6ix9ine and Nicki Minaj's unmarried "Trollz" as part of a competition.
"Whoever has the best TikTok, I will wire, whatever CashApp $10,000. Second place, $5,000. And the third place gets $1,000," the rapper announced.
Hoping to use the prize cash for a friend's family, who just lately suffered a loss, Jaida wrote, “Everyone tag @6ix9ine so he can see my new dance I wanna win so I will be able to donate the cash to @george_c113 family."
Three days later, Jaida called out Tony after he posted a video of himself dancing to the same song. “NOT YOU COPYING MY DANCE,” she commented.
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After the videos were posted by The TikTok Shaderoom side-by-side, some people noticed the similarities between the two dances. Tony responded in a since-deleted tweet, “Imagine thinking I stole your dance…”
Fans took sides during the internet feud, but many commenters said that the dance moves weren't the same. Others called out the content creator for simply causing drama.
Overall, Jaida doesn't care who does her dance, she just wants the credit, which we totally understand.
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