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🌈 Hot takes with citations 🌈 Culture, college, & power PhD • KY *opinions my own* drshawna.promo@gmail.com

card updated Sep 11, 2026 · 13 clips parsed · following 787 · 4,800,000 likes total

Engagement15.15%above average

Account summary

@dr.shawna has 222,800 followers and 568 videos. Across the 13 parsed clips the average is 681,780 views and 100,368 likes. Engagement to views is 15.15%, which is above average for TikTok. On the newer half of the feed the response is falling (−0.4 pp). Posts roughly 0.3 times a week. An average clip reaches 306% of the follower count.

Followers
222.8K
+500 in period
Engagement
15.15%
−0.4 pp newer half
Average views
681.8K
median 202.3K
Likes per clip
100.4K
1.1K comments avg
Shares / saves
1.8K / 11.6K
1.7% of viewers save
Posting rate
0.3 / wk
reach 306% of followers

Latest clips

13 collected
You know where to go 👀 — @dr.shawna8.3K0:24You know where to go 👀 98526130What responsibilities do influencers have for what they say? The conve — @dr.shawna96.9K3:26What responsibilities do influencers have for what they say? The conversations that make public? The knowledge they spre13.5K2532782.3KWhy do men who insist that men are “the prize” still care so much abou — @dr.shawna161.9K3:33Why do men who insist that men are “the prize” still care so much about whether women want them? Part two of Ari Kytsya’27K4666593.2KWhy are some men so attached to the idea that “men are providers” whil — @dr.shawna554.4K4:13Why are some men so attached to the idea that “men are providers” while also criticizing women who expect men to provide74.2K6821K7.3KWhy does being called “cis” feel insulting to some cisgender women? On — @dr.shawna349K5:15Why does being called “cis” feel insulting to some cisgender women? One possible component could be explained by a conce47.3K4K1.1K5.5KHave you ever wondered where your “type” actually comes from? Alert th — @dr.shawna135.2K5:05Have you ever wondered where your “type” actually comes from? Alert the discourse, because in this video we explore the21K4065003KWhat comes to mind when you picture a cowboy? An ideal man? How is our — @dr.shawna202.3K4:54What comes to mind when you picture a cowboy? An ideal man? How is our desire shaped by the culture and context we are r23.5K8394072.7KI’ve been seen this argument everywhere about what kind of men women r — @dr.shawna722.4K4:01I’ve been seen this argument everywhere about what kind of men women really want and how dating has gotten more complica84.3K2.5K1.6K10.1KWhat kind of education do ordinary people deserve? Why is the value of — @dr.shawna374.1K6:59What kind of education do ordinary people deserve? Why is the value of higher education under such scrutiny now? This is53.7K8675744.7KWhether or not academic intelligence is the lowest form of intelligenc — @dr.shawna150.9K6:02Whether or not academic intelligence is the lowest form of intelligence isn’t a question I intend to unpack, but the que18.2K2983443KWhen I saw Ari Kytsya’s original video, and that it had been taken dow — @dr.shawna3.6M4:11When I saw Ari Kytsya’s original video, and that it had been taken down, I immediately thought of all of the research in687K1.9K13.5K89.8KThe color of someone’s hair doesn’t tell you anything about them. And  — @dr.shawna2.4M5:15The color of someone’s hair doesn’t tell you anything about them. And these phrases focused on attributes like blue hair241.7K2.1K3K18.4KSo much thanks to those who have been watching and sharing and engagin — @dr.shawna107.7K0:52So much thanks to those who have been watching and sharing and engaging with my new series “Why We Blame the Poor.” Part12.4K64470349

Engagement per clip

13 parsed clips · newest on the right · click a bar to open the clip peak: 19.5% ER
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