A video of TikTok content creator and Kick streamer Natalie Reynolds crying and screaming behind a glass door outside TikTok’s Los Angeles office has gone viral across social media. Though her voice is muffled in the video, she appeared to be pleading with someone inside to let her enter the building.
According to online speculation, the 26-year-old influencer was attempting to reach TikTok staff in person to request the reinstatement of her banned account. Reynolds reportedly claimed in a separate video that her ban was due to jealousy from another popular creator, whom she accused of targeting her. “I will be pursuing legal action against the creator that did this,” she declared tearfully.
Rise to Fame and Growing Controversy
Natalie Reynolds rose to fame in 2022 with lip-sync and dance videos on TikTok. Over time, her content evolved into relationship comedy skits, pranks, and humorous exchanges with her boyfriend, Zachary Huelsman (Zack).
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TikToker Natalie Reynolds crying and shouting outside of TikTok headquarters because she wants her account unbanned. pic.twitter.com/p63uH91SHT
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Despite her TikTok troubles, Reynolds remains active on other platforms, boasting over 5.5 million YouTube subscribers, 133K Instagram followers, and 33K+ followers on Kick, where she streams regularly.
However, her recent controversies have drawn public criticism. Just last month, one of her prank videos sparked outrage. She allegedly told a homeless woman who couldn’t swim that she would give her $20 to jump into a lake, but walked away as the woman began to struggle in the water.
Reynolds later claimed the prank was part of a “scavenger hunt” and that she intended to jump in after her, but backed out and left the scene.
Public Reaction and Fallout
The latest video of Reynolds crying outside TikTok headquarters has reignited online debate about influencer accountability and platform moderation. While some fans expressed sympathy, many users criticized her past actions and questioned the sincerity of her plea.
