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Indigenous public figure that goes by the name of doggface208 on his social media

Went viral from a video of himself skateboarding to Fleetwood Mac tunes - watched over 80 million times

7 million followers on TikTok

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Inuk Indigenous who gained popularity from throat singing videos on TikTok with her mom

Learned throat singing from her mom

4M followers on TikTok

1.8M followers on Instagram

Her video on the Residential school system took the longest to make, about 3 hours

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Brought Indigenous dancing to the mainstream - put a twist on "Blinding Lights" TikTok trend, wore traditional regalia and wielding hoops around his arms

Anishinaabe Tallcree First Nation in Alberta, Canada

1 million followers on Instagram

3.7 million followers on TikTok

A previous finalist on So You Think You Can Dance Canada, and he has also performed with the Indigenous EDM group A Tribe Called Red

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Cree from Winnipeg, Canada

Rose to fame on Tiktok by jingle dress dancing

Combines movement with prayer and healing

220k followers on Instagram

561.5k followers on TikTok

Got back into reconnecting with her culture after meeting her boyfriend - quit drinking and stopped doing drugs

Uses her platform to share about her culture and about the history of Canada:

The Sixties Scoop

Residential Schools

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls

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Brazilian Indigenous influencer of the Pataxó tribe

Uses Instagram to report on his culture - making shampoo from hibiscus and cinnamon to other reels

Born in the village of Coroa Vermelha

He speaks Portuguese, English and his mother tongue, Patxôhã

He is a communicator at Mídia India, a gastronomy student (UFBA)

Showcases Indigenous dancing, fashion, and culture on his social media profile

169k followers on Instagram