In April 2020, the Egyptian general prosecutor launched a campaign against the “TikTik girls”, a number of young TikTok female influencers who were generating economic revenue from hosting chatting sessions on social media applications like Likey. This state-orchestrated campaign “to protect the values and principles of the Egyptian family” targeted influencers including Haneen Hossam and Mawada El-Adham. In this episode, Reem Abuzaid invites gender expert and activist Lobna Darwish to talk about the centrality of class to feminist mobilization in Egypt. Comparing the “TikTok girls” campaign and the ABZ case, Lobna highlights how the state's position is part of an attempt to enforce control over social media as a medium of political expression.