Erynn Chambers

Erynn Chambers, better known under her TikTok username rynnstar (born 1992), is an American social media content creator, activist, and teacher. She is best known for her work on TikTok. She is also credited as a co-author on the country song "Beer Beer, Truck Truck", as a result of a viral video she made satirizing country music.

Career Chambers taught music at an elementary school in Charlotte, North Carolina. She is the creator of the popular account @Rynnstar on TikTok, which she started during the COVID-19 pandemic and before the 2020 surge in Black Lives Matter protests. On TikTok, she posts about a variety of topics, including linguistics, history, musical theater, and activism. The murder of George Floyd shifted her research towards a greater focus on racial equity. According to People, "What makes Chambers' content so special is that it meets her followers where they are without coddling them." In 2021, USA Today described her as "one of the most important creators raising awareness of the Black experience and racism on TikTok".

Podcasts Chambers has three podcasts: Hot Tea Hot Takes, Close Encounters of the Blerd Kind, and The Wordy & Nerdy Show.

TikTok

Activism

Chambers' TikTok includes advocacy and information about racial equality, She was inspired to create her video after watching a TikTok about how statistics are manipulated to create the false impression of greater violence perpetrated by Black Americans.

The video garnered over two million views.

In a video titled "Why is Rosa Parks the only black activist we learn about?", she discussed the Montgomery bus boycott. and she has been part of the body neutrality movement for years.

Beer Beer, Truck Truck In 2020, Chambers made a video satirizing country music, summarizing the style of country music produced by men as "Beer, beer, truck, truck, girls in tight jeans, beer, truck, beer, truck, America, America". She contrasted this with her view of the style of country music produced by women, summarized as, "He cheated on me, so I burned down his house and destroyed everything he loved—and then I killed him". The song was released June 18, 2021 as his first single. Chambers was listed as a co-author of the credits of the song, causing her to be inducted into the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers.