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Ex-7M TikTok dancers are suing their manager for alleged exploitation and abuse. This case shows why courts must protect creators from digital-age manipulation. Justice for influencers is overdue.

#DancingForTheDevil #DigitalRights #TikTok

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Dancing for the Devil Steps Into the Story of the 7M ‘TikTok Cult’

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In the new doc, former members speak out against 7M Films owner and Shekinah Church pastor Robert Shinn.

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Dancers Sue 7M Films Claiming Owner Runs a ‘Cult’

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Kylie Douglas, Aubrey Fisher-Greene, and Kevin Davis claim Shinn told them to give their time and money to Shekinah Church and submit to his control.

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The presentation “Dancing with the Devil” explores the disturbing case of the 7M TikTok cult, where young dancers were allegedly manipulated, isolated, and exploited by Robert Shinn under the guise of spiritual leadership and talent management. It investigates how this group used religion and the promise of fame to exert control, infringing upon members’ autonomy and well-being.

The case serves as a critical lens into the intersection of social media, psychological manipulation, and legal accountability, raising urgent questions about media law, freedom of expression, exploitation through contracts, and the legal limits of spiritual organizations. The story highlights the need for stronger regulations, media literacy, and mental health safeguards in influencer culture.