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llddis TikTok "They're Married to Broke Ass Niggas" viral video and controversy.

llddis "Broke Ass Niggas" TikTok

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Updated Jun 12, 2024 at 11:33AM EDT by Owen.

Added Jun 11, 2024 at 08:58AM EDT by Owen.

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About

The llddis "Broke Ass Niggas" TikTok refers to a viral video posted by TikToker @llddis (aka llddiiss or Lilly Gaddis) in June 2024, in which she's seen wearing an apron, cooking and ranting about how everybody she knows is married to "broke ass niggas," saying, "Everybody I know who's married right now, they're married to broke ass niggas." llddis, a white woman, shocked many viewers with her casual use of the N-word as the clip garnered attention online in June 2024. The video also spread to Twitter / X where more memes and viral reactions ensued. llddis later deleted the video and posted a response in which she doubled down by harking on her First Amendment rights and opposing people who called her racist. Her TikTok account was later suspended. Lilly Gaddis was fired from her job at Rophe of the Carolinas soon after via a post on the company's Instagram account @ropheotc.

Origin

Sometime on or before June 9th, 2024, TikToker[1][2] @llddis (whose name is reportedly Lilly Gaddis[11]) posted a video (since deleted) in which she was wearing an apron, cooking and ranting about her friends, saying at one point, "Everybody I know who's married right now, they're married to broke ass niggas."

The video is still accessible via a viral repost shared by X[3] user @riseydoux on June 9th, 2024, which received over 58.6 million views and 74,000 likes in two days (shown below).


Everybody I know who's married right now, they're married to broke ass niggas.

Spread

The video received a slew of viral quotes and replies on X in the following days. For instance, on June 9th, 2024, X[4] user @reenzy posted a quote that read, "…didn't expect that…" receiving over 137,000 likes in two days (shown below, left).

On June 10th, X[5] user @lherealchieff tweeted a screenshot of a top comment left on the original TikTok video, in which a user said, "MARRIED TO WHO???" and TikToker @llddis replied, "You heard me" (shown below, right). In a day, the tweet gained over 288,000 likes.


Renzy++ @reenzy ...didnt expect that... 0:06 pistachio @riseydoux Jun 9 7:30 PM ⚫ Jun 9, 2024 11M Views • ل Tik Tok @Ilddis Ty 5,882 comments MARRIED TO WHO??? 1d Reply Ilddis Creator You heard me 1d Reply 1,347 507 ☑

TikToker llddis Response Video

Sometime on or before June 11th, 2024, TikToker @llddis deleted the video of her saying the N-word.

On June 10th, she then posted a response video to TikTok[6] with the thumbnail reading, "Fuck u." She addressed the viewers by saying, "A recent video of mine seems to have upset members of a certain community and all the backlash just really made me, you know, just really do a deep dive; like do a soul search. And after all that, I still couldn't find to care."

The video then transitioned into a video of Andrew Breitbart saying "War" (as in "race war") and a quote from Larry Flynt about First Amendment rights. In a day, the video received roughly 3.7 million plays and 51,200 likes (since deleted).

She also posted the video to her X[7] account @llddiiss on June 10th, 2024, gaining over 4.2 million views and 14,000 likes in a day (shown below).


Online Reactions

Her response video inspired numerous reactions in mid-June 2024, like a duet posted by TikToker[8] @terrhetta_tweet on June 10th, 2024, in which she seemed shocked by the video, conveying disappointment. In a day, the duet gained roughly 1.1 million plays and 8,400 likes (shown below).

@terrhetta_tweet #duet with @llddis #fyp ♬ Suspense Music – Gabriel Andrade Produções

Her response video also inspired reactions on X, many of which were from Black men who joked about being attracted to her. For instance, on June 10th, X[9] user @divinemitc quoted the video with a photo of a bad haircut on a Black guy with the caption, "'Idc she bad' 'I can fix her,'" gaining over 220 likes in a day (shown below).

Later on June 10th, 2024, the X[10] gimmick account @kirawontmiss copied the abovementioned tweet, receiving over 10,000 likes in a day.


Divine @divinemitc • 20h "Idc she bad" "I can fix her" Lilly @llddiiss⚫ Jun 10 #1A #response 0:36 ROY WEN ...

TikTok Suspension

On June 11th, 2024, llddis' TikTok account was suspended.

Firing

On June 11th, 2024, the Instagram[12] account for Rophe of the Carolinas (@ropheotc) shared a long-form text post in which the organization announced that they'd let go a "newly hired employee" based on "inflammatory remarks on social media." The employee was Lilly Gaddis, aka TikToker @llddis. In a day, the Instagram post received over 3,800 likes (shown below).


R ROPHE 2021 OF THE CAROLINAS We at Rophe of the Carolinas want to address a recent incident that has caused concern and upset among our stakeholders. A newly hired employee made inflammatory remarks on social media that do not align with the values and beliefs of our company. We want to make it clear that these sentiments are not representative of our organization, and we do not condone or support such behavior. As soon as we were made aware of the situation, we took immediate action to pull the employee from her assignment which is not directly with any client of ours, and the employee in question is no longer with our company. We are owned and operated by African American female and immigrant owned business and handled this situation as quickly as we could. We want to assure you that we are committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and respectful work environment where all individuals are valued and respected. We understand the importance of upholding our principles of equality and understanding, and we will continue to strive to create a culture of respect within our organization. We appreciate the support and trust of our community, and we are dedicated to earning back any confidence that may have been shaken by this unfortunate incident. Thank you for your understanding and continued partnership. Sincerely, TL Rophe of the Carolinas support@ropheotc.com 910-782-8011

Later on June 11th, 2024, X[13] user @Blackkout__ tweeted about the company's Instagram post and Gaddis' firing, receiving over 21.3 million views and 153,000 likes in a day (shown below, left).

The tweet inspired viral discourse in quotes and replies, like a quote shared by X[14] user @maliktheoracle on June 11th, who conveyed disappointment, writing, "Yall just created a new rightwing influencer in front of our eyes in record time," gaining over 163,000 likes in a day (shown below, right).


Andre 3002 @Blackkout The chick on TikTok who dropped the N bomb and then tripled down on it lives in Wilmington NC and was just canned from her job R ROPHE OF THE CAROLINAS 00000 We at Rophe of the Carolinas want to address a recent incident that has caused concern and upset among our stakeholders. A newly hired employee made inflammatory remarks on social media that do not align with the values and beliefs of our company. We want to make it clear that these sentiments are not representative of our organization, and we do not condone or support such behavior. As soon as we were made aware of the situation, we took immediate action to pull the employee from her assignment which is not directly with any client of ours, and the employee in question is no longer with our company. We are owned and operated by African American female and immigrant owned business and handled this situation as quickly as we could. We want to assure you that we are committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and respectful work environment where all individuals are valued and respected. We understand the importance of upholding our principles of equality and understanding, and we will continue to strive to create a culture of respect within our organization. We appreciate the support and trust of our community, and we are dedicated to earning back any confidence that may have been shaken by this unfortunate incident. Thank you for your understanding and continued partnership. Sincerely, TL 2:43 PM Jun 11, 2024 21.3M Views Rophe of the Carolinas MALIK!? @maliktheoracle Subscribe Yall just created a new rightwing influencer in front of our eyes in record time Andre 3002 @Blackkout __ .20h The chick on TikTok who dropped the N bomb and then tripled down on it lives in Wilmington NC and was just canned from her job R ROPHE OF THE CAROLINAS 00000 We at Rophe of the Carolinas want to address a recent incident that has caused concern and upset among our stakeholders. A newly hired employee made inflammatory remarks on social media that do not align with the values and beliefs of our company. We want to make it clear that these sentiments are not representative of our organization, and we do not condone or support such behavior. As soon as we were made aware of the situation, we took immediate action to pull the employee from her assignment which is not directly with any client of ours, and the employee in question is no longer with our company. We are owned and operated by African American female and immigrant owned business and handled this situation as quickly as we could. We want to assure you that we are committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and respectful work environment where all individuals are valued and respected. We understand the importance of upholding our principles of equality and understanding, and we will continue to strive to create a culture of respect within our organization. We appreciate the support and trust of our community, and we are dedicated to earning back any confidence that may have been shaken by this unfortunate incident. Thank you for your understanding and continued partnership. Sincerely, TL 4:52 PM ⚫ Jun 11, 2024 6.9M Views Rophe of the Carolinas.

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No Context Dr. Umar (PARODY ACCOUNT) @nocontextdrumar Subscribe ... Broke Ass What....... pistachio @riseydoux. Jun 9 0:07 11:45 AM ⚫ Jun 10, 2024 157.3K Views ل TikTok @Ilddis DOC GET @backendoc peep the necklace 0:07 pistachio @riseydoux. Jun 9 7:41 PM ⚫ Jun 9, 2024 1.9M Views ل Tik Tok Ilddis Subscribe ... bricky @domolambic I can imagine princess bubblegum saying this so casually pistachio @riseydoux. Jun 9 0:07 8:24 PM ⚫ Jun 9, 2024 13.3K Views ل Tik Tok @Ilddis ...


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External References

[1] TikTok – deleted @llddis

[2] TikTok – @llddis

[3] X – @riseydoux

[4] X – @reenzy

[5] X – @lherealchieff

[6] TikTok – @llddis

[7] X – @llddiiss

[8] TikTok – @terrhetta_tweet

[9] X – @divinemitc

[10] X – @kirawontmiss

[11] The NC Beat – Employee of Rophe of the Carolinas in Wilmington, NC was captured on video using the 'N' word

[12] Instagram – @ropheotc

[13] X – @Blackkout__

[14] X – @maliktheoracle

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yeah that's not how the first amendment works loooool. First amendment prevents government from censoring your speech (and still has a list of exceptions for public safety such as the oft-cited injunction on yelling "Fire" in a crowded theater) but it does absolutely nothing, zero, zip to prevent other civilians from being upset when you say something stupid or hateful for no goddamn reason.

Now, and I'm white so my opinion on this is pretty far down the list of who you'd consult on the matter- but I personally do think the furor over the n-word often goes a bit too far online. I've seen the reddit hivemind cheer for an old man getting the shit beaten out of him for referring to a black dude as "boy" (which may or may not have been a slur depending on a whole lot of contextual factors) and I just don't think it's healthy or rational to seal-clap for violence in response to someone using a word you don't like. All of that being said, this lady has every reason to know better and her feigned outrage over this has all the vibes of "Well, well, well if it isn't the consequences of my own actions…"

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