What a week of action to officially start the college football season. We had a mysterious second appear and the sad storming of the field that followed in Week 1 of the season.
There was the pure theater in Baton Rouge, a power outage on Monday night in Tallahassee, and a great back-and-forth game between Louisville and Ole Miss that produced the first viral fan of the season on Sunday night.
Cameras spotted the Ole Miss fan during the third quarter of the Liberty Mutual Music City Kickoff in Nashville as she was showing concern for the Rebels’ inability to put the Cardinals away.
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The internet worked its magic and identified her a short time later as Sara Smith. The Ole Miss alum went private on Instagram, but evidently not before she received several DMs.
On Monday night, on TikTok, Smith acknowledged that she was the hot viral Ole Miss fan who became an internet star thanks to a few seconds of camera time and the power of social media.
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She also wanted to go through several of her favorite DMs that showed up over the last 24 hours. A God-fearing business owner slid in with his “credentials,” including that he was over six feet tall and took home $500k annually.
An offer to pick her up something from Whole Foods made her list of favorites, as did an intriguing offer that simply read “Bankrupt me.”
From there, Smith had your standard “Let’s make (baby emoji)’s” and the “what type of bag can I buy you from Paris” type questions show up. You know, more run-of-the-mill sorts of DMs. Traditional, if you will.
There were a couple of bizarre ones that made the list, as you might expect. Like one mentioning clouds and another that offered to save her. It wouldn’t be social media without at least one DM calling her armpits overrated.
One of those made her list, as did one calling for her to become a model for brands like Gucci. Why not? We’ve seen crazier things happen thanks to a viral moment on social media. Best of luck to Sara Smith and Ole Miss this season.
