Citations:KinkTok

Proper noun: "(Internet slang) the community of kinksters and BDSM enthusiasts on TikTok"

 * 2020, Sophie Wilson, "KinkTok is Filling the Void Left Behind By NSFW Tumblr", Vice, 27 August 2020:
 * KinkTok is also helping to accurately reflect what a kinky relationship really “looks” like.
 * 2021, Emily Osborn, "That's It, I'm Kinkshaming", University Express (University College Cork), 12 October 2021, page 32:
 * Meanwhile, on TikTok, #kinktok was in full swing, with videos ranging from cringeworthy images of tv characters, to how-to videos on tying your lover to your bedpost.
 * 2021, Maja Metera, "Reclaiming Sluttiness", Quench, October 2021, page 62:
 * Thus, I came out as bisexual, became a part of #kinktok.
 * 2022, Anonymous, "The Wonderful World of Kinktok", Ram! (Lincoln University), March 2022, page 24:
 * Kinktok was a major awakening for many people, myself included.
 * 2022, Isis Flack, "Being Vanilla Is Nothing To Be Ashamed Of", Artefact Magazine, March 2022, page 41:
 * KinkTok, as it’s been named, is the side of TikTok that shares content relating to more unconventional sexual experiences.
 * 2022, Nic Cloyd, "Anti-Pornography Feminism, KinkTok, and Consent: What We Can Learn from The Sex Wars and Leather/Sadomasochistic History", thesis submitted to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln on 9 March 2022, page 23:
 * With the growth of Kinktok came backlash which instead of focusing on the community as a whole, focused on specific creators or fetishes that they deemed unacceptable and taboo.
 * 2022, Trent M. Kays, "Between Queer and Digital Toward: An Understanding of the Rhetoric of Digital Queerdom", in The Routledge Handbook of Queer Rhetoric (eds. Jacqueline Rhodes & Jonathan Alexander), unnumbered page (published 25 April 2022):
 * A prominent queer community on TikTok is “#KinkTok.”
 * 2022, D. Bondy Valdovinos Kaye, Jing Zeng, & Patrik Wikstrom, TikTok: Creativity and Culture in Short Video, unnumbered page (published 16 June 2022):
 * 'AltTok', 'KinkTok ', 'FoodTok', 'ScienceTok', and countless other Toks are examples of other such communities.
 * 2022, Anke Brand & Eldred de Beer, The Digital Dilemma: Restoring Wholeness in Spirit, Soul and Body, unnumbered page (published 28 June 2022):
 * The precedent being set by #KinkTok is flat out dangerous.