Oct 1, 2026 · 23 min · 10 segments
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If you have been on TikTok recently, you've probably seen an iteration of these broke mom influencers.
Doing everything I can possibly think of to raise money for rent.
And I'm not being mean when I say that.
They call themselves that.
We're broke, pregnant, and raising two, almost three, little ones.
It's usually a mom who is pregnant with her first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth child.
Come with me as a broke mom.
I literally have barely anything.
And there's so many creators following this trend that I believe it has become some sort of sub-niche.
I'm currently facing an eviction, and I need help.
I'm a single mother.
No, I don't have a job.
Because why are we seeing so many moms, and a lot of them stay-at-home moms, call themselves broke and poor on the internet? And a lot of them as well are begging for views.
Comment anything that y'all can to help, and click that link in my bio.
And what's grinding a lot of people's gears is that these mom influencers, they're not really providing value, like, in the form of entertainment.
Please, my friends, do not skip this video.
I'm a single mother.
Life is hard.
Like, as an influencer who's influencing on social media, your job is to entertain, or educate, or edutain, which is a combination of both, not just flat out ask the audience for views or money because some of these self-proclaimed broke mom influencers, they also have GoFundMes in their link in my bios.
And a lot of women have been getting the ick from this content as well.
Actually, no, I can't sit with you for 60 seconds so you could pay your cable bill.
Either get up and dance, or get off my screen.
And if many women are feeling the ick from this type of begging broke mom influencer content, there must be a valid explanation for that.
And not that I personally was getting an ick from this content.
If you have been on TikTok recently, you've probably seen an iteration of these broke mom influencers.
Doing everything I can possibly think of to raise money for rent.
And I'm not being mean when I say that.
They call themselves that.
We're broke, pregnant, and raising two, almost three, little ones.
It's usually a mom who is pregnant with her first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth child.
Come with me as a broke mom.
I literally have barely anything.
And there's so many creators following this trend that I believe it has become some sort of sub-niche.
I'm currently facing an eviction, and I need help.
I'm a single mother.
No, I don't have a job.
Because why are we seeing so many moms, and a lot of them stay-at-home moms, call themselves broke and poor on the internet? And a lot of them as well are begging for views.
Comment anything that y'all can to help, and click that link in my bio.
And what's grinding a lot of people's gears is that these mom influencers, they're not really providing value, like, in the form of entertainment.
Please, my friends, do not skip this video.
I'm a single mother.
Life is hard.
Like, as an influencer who's influencing on social media, your job is to entertain, or educate, or edutain, which is a combination of both, not just flat out ask the audience for views or money because some of these self-proclaimed broke mom influencers, they also have GoFundMes in their link in my bios.
And a lot of women have been getting the ick from this content as well.
Actually, no, I can't sit with you for 60 seconds so you could pay your cable bill.
Either get up and dance, or get off my screen.
And if many women are feeling the ick from this type of begging broke mom influencer content, there must be a valid explanation for that.
And not that I personally was getting an ick from this content.
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