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@startupoppa says they blocked ~10 people on 2026-07-31 for downplaying a female…

2026-07-31 · 01:06 UTC ·@startupoppa ·1 min read

Brief

A tweet from @startupoppa (2026-07-31) defends a female TikTok 'manifestation' influencer, saying they blocked ~10 people who dismissed her as 'lucky' or 'thirst trapping' and emphasizing she started from scratch, created multiple accounts, and 'grinds like hell.' A linked Starter Story note says Sarah built a $340K/month app in 60 days by building distribution first.

Why it matters

@startupoppa says they blocked ~10 people on 2026-07-31 for downplaying a female influencer with comments like 'she got lucky', 'prolly thirst trapping', or 'had an audience before'.

Key details

  • Author claims the woman is the top influencer in TikTok's 'manifestation' corner, started from scratch, 'grinds like hell', and created multiple new accounts to grow her presence.
  • Starter Story reports Sarah built a $340K/month app in 60 days and credits her playbook: build content and distribution first, then the product, to launch fast.
Source evidence

i just blocked ~10 fucking losers downplaying her success saying:
- she got lucky
- prolly thirst trapping
- had an audience before so that's no surprise

she is the top influencer for "manifestation" corner of tiktok:
- started from scratch
- grinds like hell
- she created many more accounts from scratch

these haters who talk down on people before doing even the most basic research are so pathetic.

Starter Story (@starter_story)

Sarah who built a $340K/month app in just 60 days says:

most founders get it backwards: they build the product first and hope distribution follows. Her playbook? Build content and distribution first -> then the product. That’s how she launches fast.

Video

— https://nitter.net/starter_story/status/2082610171801706636#m