Drew Tyson Afualo

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Drew Tyson Afualo (born September 18, 1995)[1] is an American influencer, podcaster, and author. Known for her distinctive high-pitched laugh and candid critiques of perceived misogynistic and fatphobic attitudes, she gained prominence on TikTok through videos roasting men with such viewpoints. As of March 2023, she had amassed over eight million followers on the platform[2]. Afualo also co-hosts the podcasts *The Comment Section*, produced by Brat TV, and *Two Idiot Girls* with her sister Deison. Her work as an influencer has included red carpet coverage for events such as the *Black Adam* premiere and the 95th Academy Awards.

Personal Life

As of January 2026, Afualo is engaged to Pili Tanuvasa, a man. This information was reported in a feature by *People.com*.[3]

Controversial Claims

Afualo has been associated with content that includes controversial statements about gender. For example, a reel posted on Instagram by her account highlighted books she described as her "favorite," which included claims that "men are evil." This content was shared in a post by the account @popular, which curates trending media.[4]

References

 * [1] Wikipedia – Birth Date
 * [2] Wikipedia – Followers
 * [3] People.com
 * [4] Instagram

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