There's "aura farming," and then there's whatever magic TikTok's The Goddess Boys (
@rjchumbley) are serving up to their 10.5 million total
social mediafollowers.
Their viral TikTok account is the byproduct of an ethereal creative partnership between best friends (or, as they like to say, soulmates) Adrian and RJ, featuring jaw-dropping makeup and fashion, fierce drink recipes, and magical roleplays where the two are
giant beings,
fates and furies, or
adoptive vampire parents. You can watch them pair fragrances or get ready for Coachella and simply forget that the endless scroll is a bad thing — not when it looks this good.
With years of creation under their belt, the Goddess Boys have turned the simple act of
strutting across FYPsinto its own art form. And the duo's followers are eager to place their offerings on the altar of the Goddess Boys. "I'm new here," one commenter writes. "Am I supposed to be in love immediately?"
The two are a staple of late-night TikTok scrolling. You swipe past storytimes. You linger on ASMR videos. You stay for the goddesses.
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