FLORIDA, MIAMI: Alix Earle, renowned as the Gen Z queen bee and TikTok's GRWM (Get Ready With Me) queen, recently shared a deeply personal account of her challenging college sorority ordeal on an episode of her podcast titled 'Hot Mess with Alix Earle.'
Furthermore, she has been actively promoting her Spotify podcast through its Instagram page.
In a recent promotional effort for the podcast's second episode, she engaged her audience by posting a random question on the 'Hot Mess' Instagram account.
Fans react to Alix Earle's random question
On September 29, the 'Hot Mess' Instagram page posted an image featuring a question, "What would you do if your best friend Face Timed you from your ex's car?" In the corner it was written, "What would Alix do?"
The primary purpose behind this action was to actively engage the audience in an interactive manner, allowing them to contribute their own questions for potential inclusion in the upcoming episode.
The post was captioned, “So what would you do? Let us know in the comments and submit your questions at the link in our bio to be featured in the next episode.”
As of the time of writing, the post had garnered over 12,000 likes and received numerous amusing comments.
A user wrote, "Good luck with that one babes." A second user wrote, "Tbone the car." A third user wrote, "Literally laugh bc that's a poor excuse for a date."
A fourth user wrote, "Bruhhhh LMAO be in prison maybe??" A fifth user wrote, "Whatever alix Earle would do." A sixth user wrote, "BLOCK THEM BOTH, while a seventh said, "Drop her that ain't your bestie."
Alix Earle revealed college sorority experience
Alix Earle, the Miami University graduate and the New Jersey native spared no details when discussing the "brutal" recruitment process for sororities, which she termed "disgusting" and "traumatic."
Earle disclosed the immense pressure she felt as she desperately attempted to secure a spot in the most coveted sororities on campus.
Describing the process, the TikToker explained, "We go home for winter break, and you come back, and it's rush week. All the girls get a set schedule, and it's like four or five days. I'm stressing out about what to wear; I'm like, My outfits have to be perfect or they're not going to like me."
