As a seasoned gamer and long-time observer of internet culture, I must admit that I’ve seen my fair share of viral trends come and go. However, none have left me quite as divided as the case of The Clean Girl, Kaeli Mae McEwen, and her grave cleaning spree on TikTok.
A TikTok user has sparked online debate by sharing several videos, where she smiles while tidying up supposedly “neglected” or “forgotten” graves.
On TikTok, you’ll find an array of diverse content, ranging from thrifty lifestyle suggestions, popular tunes, culinary insights, and much more.
Although many similar videos receive positive feedback, one TikTok user’s series of clips has sparked debate across the web. In these videos, she visits and tidies up what she describes as “unattended” or “random” graves.
On TikTok, Kaeli Mae McEwen, often referred to as The Clean Girl, boasts a following of more than 2.7 million people, primarily due to her consistent sharing of cleaning videos. Additionally, she counts over 6 million subscribers on her YouTube channel.
As a dedicated gamer, I’m always on the lookout for new challenges – and nothing beats the satisfaction of a fresh, clean environment! From organizing my gaming space, to detailing my car, or even tackling those sometimes daunting public restrooms, I’m all about turning chaos into order, one swipe at a time.
Lately, McEwen has shared a collection of TikTok clips where she brightens up cemeteries with her cheerful demeanor and infectious energy as she tidies up headstones.
On August 24th, her TikTok video showcasing the cleanup of an apparently random grave has garnered over 127 million views so far, with additional videos featuring grave cleanups attracting millions more.
Discussions about McEwen’s viral videos have sparked significant online debate, as opinions vary widely over whether it’s acceptable for her to clean those grave sites.
A fellow TikToker named hopeyoufindyourdad shared a response video to The Clean Girl’s most popular grave video, criticizing McEwen’s videos for being “very disrespectful” towards the gravesites and those who care about them, as they are seen as clickbait.
Additionally, Dr. Robyn S. Lacy, an archaeologist and one of the co-directors at Black Cat Cemetery Conversatory, released a video addressing the popular content from The Clean Girl.
A viral TikTok clip showcases an individual using common cleaning supplies to tidy up a grave without prior approval, amassing millions of views in just a few days.
— OrderoftheGoodDeath (@OrderGoodDeath) September 5, 2024
The archaeologist expressed her delight at the desire to protect and maintain these areas, emphasizing that obtaining consent and preservation are essential aspects of the process.
Conversely, others have commended McEwen’s work. User Gravantas commented, “It’s quite heartwarming to see someone taking the time to tidy up neglected and forgotten graves. If there were more individuals like her, the world would indeed be a kinder place.
“Other users also noted that ‘her character surpasses my own’ and ‘she offers unpaid services, something many TikTok users don’t.’
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2024-09-24 06:48