WHITE House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is the latest target of internet trolls on TikTok.
Videos on social media are being shared, calling Leavitt derogatory terms and mocking the Trump administration.
The viral TikTok videos feature edited clips of Leavitt speaking at the White House, with the 2004 song Roses by Outkast playing in the background.
In the song, the artists sing “Caroline, see, she’s the reason for the word ‘b***h.’”
The singer goes on to say they hope she’s speeding and crashes “into a ditch.”
Different variations of the video feature multiple clips of Leavitt while some just focus on a specific instance.
In one video, a clip of the secretary standing behind Trump shows her lingering near the president and pointing in a certain direction.
On screen, the user wrote, “Karoline Leavitt stays bothered, I swear.”
“On 5-20-2025, ‘The Propaganda Secretary of Perpetual Disdain’ herself, Karoline Leavitt, tight-lipped and loathing any minor inconvenience,” the user captioned the video.
“This time her annoyance is directed toward a Capitol police officer who dares to enter in her orange tyrant’s camera frame while doing his job.
“Who wants to make bets on if he’s fired for being a ‘DEI hire?’”
Dozens of comments were left jumping on the Leavitt troll train, and claiming that Outkast predicted the future.
“Ole boy is like, I don’t wanna stand next to her anyway,” one woman commented.
Another person compared the 27-year-old to a high school student.
“Mean girl in Junior High,” one user commented. “Can’t sit at my table at lunch!”
In a different video featuring the secretary, a user named Kim Obour, created a video of herself mouthing the lyrics to the song while images of Leavitt were displayed on screen.
Obour called the press secretary, “KKKaroline.”
Get to know Karoline Leavitt
Donald Trump’s press secretary is the youngest White House press secretary ever at 27.
Here are some fast facts about Karoline Leavitt:
- She was raised Catholic in Atkinson, New Hampshire
- She attended Saint Anselm College
- She started her college’s first broadcasting club
- She interned at Fox News during college
- She worked as the assistant press secretary under Kayleigh McEnany
- She won the Republican primary for the US House of Representatives in New Hampshire in 2022
- She’s married to 59-year-old entrepreneur Nicholas Riccio
- She gave birth to her first son, Niko, in July 2024
- She went back to work for Trump days after giving birth
- She had her mic cut off in a CNN interview in June 2024 after criticizing presidential debate moderators Dana Bash and Jake Tapper
The video garnered over 16,000 views and 800 comments.
“Outkast was clairvoyant and knew this would be needed one day,” one commenter wrote.
One commenter supporting Leavitt got ripped to pieces by another person questioning why they defended her.
“She’s the best,” the commenter wrote.
“X is calling you over there. Bye,” one person replied.
However, Trump supporters were quick to defend the original commenter.
“You remember what that welcome message said when you opened the app, right?” one user noted, referencing the Trump administration’s role in postponing the TikTok ban.
The White House did not immediately respond to The U.S. Sun’s request for comment.
