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Nick Fuentes' Female Audience and Nick Fuentes Thirst Traps refer to women who claim to be fans of the far-right political commentator Nick Fuentes and post thirst trap videos and support videos set to TikTok audios of his streaming clips. Fuentes' female audience is considered notable because of the assumption that Fuentes' fanbase is predominantly male, based on his often-extreme political takes and his perceived negative opinions on women and women's social issues. Fuentes' female audience became the increasing subject of online discourse throughout 2025, with videos of his female fans hyping him up starting to appear online as early as July 2025.

Origin

Nick Fuentes is known to have a traditional view on women's gender roles in society and is often clipped saying controversial things about women. For example, in one clip he discourages a female chatter from getting into politics, saying she should get married and have kids instead and arguing that politics is a man's field.^[1] Fuentes has also referred to himself as an incel. ^[2] It is often assumed that Fuentes and other male political streamers with extreme views have predominantly male audiences.

On July 4th, 2025, TikToker^[3] @faith__merrill1776 posted a video captioned, "Trust me I've got nothing for you other than love," showing herself and then Nick Fuentes on her TV, garnering over 47,000 views in three months. This is one of the earliest known videos of a woman publicly showing appreciation for Nick.

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Videos of women showing support for Fuentes became increasingly popular throughout 2025.

On August 11th, 2025, TikToker^[4] @gabyjsm posted a video captioned, "'She's probably listening to NPR on her headphones' What I'm actually listening to:," set to an audio of Nick Fuentes going on a rant about America over the song "Smells Like Teen Spirit" by Nirvana, garnering over 350,000 views in two months.

On September 13th, X^[5] user @Kaizerrev posted a compilation of videos of women on TikTok lip syncing and thirst trapping to Nick Fuentes audios, writing, "There's a big wave of TikTok women thirst trapping & shilling Nick Fuentes..," garnering over 15,000 likes and 1.4 million views in a month.

On September 23rd, TikToker^[6] @softfawnlove posted a video captioned "Nick Fuentes for president 2028" set to a Fuentes audio, followed by her lip syncing the lyrics, "I wanna be the object of your affection," garnering over 72,000 views in just over a week.

On September 27th, TikToker^[7] @azuremolinaa posted a video offering an unproven explanation for the uptick in videos by Fuentes' female fans, captioned, "Who's going to tell Nick F. that leftist women are using him as f3tish content & g00ning to him for a feminist/misogynist k**k (kink) & that's why he's gained a female audience very quickly & they pay him just to annoy him so that he can degrade them… he's literally getting them 0ff," garnering over 70,000 views in a week,

The video was screenshotted and reposted by X^[8] user @ImperiumFirst on October 2nd, garnering over 16,000 likes in a day.

Later that day, X^[9] user @ImperiumFirst made another post on the topic, sharing a new compilation of women supporting Fuentes on TikTok, writing, "The e-girls have started thirst trapping to new Nick Fuentes sounds on TikTok 😭🥀," garnering over 5,500 likes in a day.

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