Stop using WitchTok

I've been posting on tiktok for years and I've noticed a massive shift from genuine content to using #WitchTok as a way to gain traction and followers. These are mainstream influencers who have been posting makeup tutorials, fashion advise, workout routines, and other "girly" topics - now they're claiming to be witches. They have no real knowledge or experience with paganism or witchcraft, they just see the trend and want to get in on it.<br><br>They see how many people like the idea of witchcraft now and want to jump in and say "Hey, I'm a witch. You should follow me." They don't actually post any content about witchcraft or paganism, but they want to get their foot in the door and attract witchy followers.<br><br>If you see someone using a wispy aesthetic to promote their makeup products or using #WitchTok to advertise yoga routines, unfollow and downvote.