About

The Bop House is a content house consisting of several prominent OnlyFans creators, including Sophie Rain, Aishah Sofey, Summer Xiris, Camilla Araujo, Julia Filippo, Alina Rose, Ava Reyess and Joy Mei. The house, which is named after the slang term "bop," was purportedly founded by Sophie Rain and began posting content on TikTok and Instagram in mid-December 2024. The house became the subject of memes and discourse that month, with some criticizing it and suggesting the house should not be allowed on a platform with so many minors in its user base. The house also garnered criticism after some fans suggested they invite Piper Rockelle to the house, who is 17, with Bop House posting a video joking about how they'd get arrested for adding her to the team.

History

On December 8th, 2024, the BopHouse Instagram^[1] page posted their first video in which Sophie Rain and Aishah Sofey hold a sign reading "Bop House" by the pool and dance, garnering over 112,000 likes in three weeks. The same video was posted to the @bophouse TikTok^[2] page on December 9th, garnering over 8 million views in the same span of time.

The Bop House Instagram page garnered over 123,000 followers in its first three weeks, with the TikTok page garnering over 860,000 followers in the same span of time, with numerous videos gaining millions of views.

For example, on December 15th, Bop House posted a dance video to TikTok^[3] that garnered over 13 million views in just under two weeks.

Piper Rockelle Controversy

Sometime in mid-December 2024, TikTokers purportedly began commenting on Bop House videos suggesting they add content creator Piper Rockelle^[4] to the house, who is 17 years old. On December 17th, BopHouse posted a skit video to TikTok^[5] joking about the suggestion in which they were all arrested for adding Piper to the house, garnering over 18.4 million views in 10 days.

On December 18th, 2024, Piper Rockelle posted a video on her TikTok^[6] page responding to the skit in which she danced under the caption, "dw girls I will bail you out," garnering over 10.7 million views in nine days.

Online Reactions

The Bop House inspired notable criticism on TikTok, largely relating to the Piper Rockelle suggestions and their existence on the app in general, which has a large user base of minors.

On December 16th, 2024, TikToker^[7] @cazmorganx posted a video criticizing the house for not only being "devastating" to feminism but for the number of commenters suggesting they add Piper Rockelle to the house, calling it "disturbing" that she was the most suggested and that it shouldn't be allowed by TikTok, garnering over 400,000 views in a week.

Parody "I Joined The Bop House" Videos

Throughout December 2024, several TikTokers started posting videos claiming they'd been accepted by or joined the Bop House. For example, on December 15th, 2024, TikToker^[8] @babycharlotte1 posted a video claiming she found a cake on her doorstep inviting her to join Bop House, but refused the invite, garnering over 85,000 views in two weeks.

On December 22nd, TikToker^[9] Camilla Araujo, a member of the Bop House, posted a clip of herself talking with Sophie Rain and discussing the fake "I joined the Bop House" videos, garnering over 1.2 million views in five days. In the video, the two take light jabs at girls who make the videos and urge people to stop faking the videos.

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