About

The Sophie Rain TikTok Filter refers to a since-deleted, explicit 777 Filter on TikTok that initially showed a red heart but, when clicked on, revealed a nude photo of influencer Sophie Rain, most known for the "Sophie Rain Spiderman Video." The filter was one of many bait-and-switch Sophie Rain filters created in 2024 and was widely discussed in November 2024, acting as shock media. Like other 777 Filters, much of the discourse concerned the filter's unlikely existence on an app like TikTok, which restricts NSFW content.

Origin

On November 16th, 2024, TikToker^[5] @animation.maker33 shared a video that used a since-deleted TikTok filter that allegedly showed a nude photo of influencer Sophie Rain when interacted with. The TikToker wrote, "I got you boys," in the text overlay and added "#sophierain" in the description. The video received over 162,500 plays in six days (shown below).

@animation.maker33 Hehe#sophierain ♬ Quarto de hotel – Pdofz

Spread

Awareness of the 777 Filter spread on TikTok in the following days, generating memes and viral reactions. For instance, on November 16th, 2024, TikToker^[6] @football_newsbhoy posted a Gold Scar meme about finding the Sophie Rain TikTok Filter, gaining over 980,500 plays and 25,100 likes in six days (shown below).

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On November 20th, 2024, multiple TikTokers^[1]^[2]^[3] posted videos about a new Sophie Rain 777 Filter that initially showed a heart but allegedly switched to a nude photo of influencer Sophie Rain when clicked on.

For instance, on November 20th, TikToker^[2] @no_feet_pics2 shared a video using the filter but not showing the explicit photo. The TikToker wrote in the caption, "How is this filter allowed on TikTok?" receiving over 1 million plays and 2,400 likes in two days (shown below).

@no_feet_pics2 #song #fördig #follow #like #filter #memories #viral #foryoupage #2024 #sophierain ♬ Everyone is using this sound – 𓆩𝓛𝓪𝓶𝓫𝓵𝓮𝓰𝓪𝓬𝔂𓆪

The new Sophie Rain Filter generated memes and viral reactions in the following days before it was removed from the platform. For instance, on November 20th, 2024, TikToker^[4] @brianahavana shared a video of herself reacting to the filter, writing, "WTF did I just see?" The video received over 2.5 million plays and 8,700 likes in two days (shown below).

@brianahavana #sophierain #sophierain777filter ♬ THANK YALL FOR USING MY SOUNDD – vsps4iii

On November 20th, Sophie Rain posted a TikTok^[7] in which she reacted to a comment saying, "I saw the Sophie Rain filter." She said that people kept commenting with it on her videos but she couldn't find the filter in question. Over two days, her TikTok gained roughly 10.2 million plays and 510,900 likes (shown below).