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superlitkids

Annoying children that roam around tiktok like insects, they take characters from popular childrens media (eg dandys world, sprunki, etc) and try to pass it off as their own original character when in fact they just took the ip of something and ms painted it to be different and it has no attributes of being an original work. They make silly hate videos towards people, its dumb but funny to see kids doing stuff like this
superlitkids are annoying but theyre kids so we cant really hate
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superlitkirby

An absolute chad and the only superlit kid who actually does the opposite of what a normal superlit kid does !
SuperLitKirby is the best tiktoker ever !
superlitkirby by SuperLitKirby February 5, 2023
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Superlitkid 

Superlit kids are annoying ass NPCs that are widely spread across tiktok and youtube shorts. A lot of them are in the 7-11 age range, hence the name superlit *KIDS*. They tend to color over popular fictional characters and call them their "oc", some examples being: Mario, Sonic, SpongeBob, and etc. Almost every superlit kid uses the "bro, you just posted cringe, you're going to lose subscribers and followers." audio when posting on tiktok, on the other hand, they duet a tiktok video (most of the time the video they are dueting is someone killing another superlit kid or is a fandom hater) and they slam their "oc" against the video they are dueting and using the same blood gif sticker every single time. They also gatekeep their "oc" saying "ITS MY OC DON'T COPY!!" or stuff like that. Some superlit kids have a weird obsession with posting when they wake up or when they are about to go to bed, usually putting their "ocs" on the screen with "good morning!" Or "goodnight!" Text above the characters.
Superlitkid: "STOP KILLING SUPERLIT KIDS!!!"
Any sane person: "tf"
Superlitkid by .._SKYCATA_.. October 10, 2024
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