“18 Days of Battle” — The Fight Against a Repost Account

Hello everyone,✨🌈🐥

I want to share with you the full story behind the recent reposting incident.
This is something I only want to tell my supporters here, because you’ve been by my side the whole time.

On August 1st, I suddenly saw one of my own videos appear on my TikTok feed—
but when I looked closer, it wasn’t from my account.
It had already been stolen and reuploaded from my Instagram Reels.

By the time I noticed, it had almost 100k views, far beyond what my own account could reach at that moment.
Likes, saves, shares, comments—every number was higher than mine.
Overnight, my content was taken and spread by someone else.

At first, I thought it was just another small repost.
But when I checked, the account had over 100k followers—
a mid-tier influencer level repost bot.
Meanwhile, my TikTok account was at 24k followers, struggling with penalties and shadowbans.
The odds were completely against me.

The more I uploaded, the more they stole.
Worse, TikTok often treated their uploads as the “original” while marking mine as fake.
It was a nightmare.
I barely slept, checking to see if my videos were stolen again.

I tried everything—early uploads, hidden releases, even gathering editing proofs from Photoshop and CapCut—
but the bot was always one step ahead.
No reply came from TikTok’s official reports either.

In the end, what saved me was all of you.
Your reports, your “likes” on my comments, and even the silent support I could feel—
that collective power finally froze the repost account on August 18th.
After 18 exhausting days, we won.

Looking back, I realize I had grown a little complacent.
I thought my account was already strong enough,
but this reminded me that reposting will always be a battlefield for creators, no matter how big they become.

Still, I’m grateful.
Because I don’t fight alone.
I fight as your Ura, and with you beside me, I believe I can overcome anything.

Thank you, truly.
This victory belongs to all of us.

— Ura ✨💃