A video posted by Instagram creator @kitarose is gaining traction online after she delivered a wide-ranging, emotionally charged message urging Americans to resist outrage, reject political tribalism and focus on what she describes as deeper moral truths.
In the video, shared with the caption “No reaction to the distraction 😘 #kitasaidit,” the influencer argues that constant information overload—particularly around disturbing allegations in the Epstein Files and controversial Trump actions—is designed to distract people from recognizing what she describes as a broader struggle between good and evil.
Speaking directly to the camera, she says race, religion, political affiliation, gender and sexual orientation should not divide people, asserting that attention—not anger—is the most powerful response to provocation.
She talks about what she calls a “spiritual awakening” as a moment when people begin to notice patterns they previously overlooked, rather than newly emerging events.
“If you talk to an older person, they’ll tell you none of this is new,” she says in the video. “You just weren’t paying attention.”
The creator also criticizes what she sees as deliberate attempts to inflame public outrage through offensive or racially charged content shared online, like the recent meme by President Trump targeting the Obamas, suggesting such moments are meant to provoke emotional reactions rather than accountability. She said she was disappointed not only with the content itself but with what she calls its lack of originality, stating it was another attempt to distract rather than inform.
Throughout the video, @kitarose repeatedly urges viewers to observe behavior rather than respond impulsively, arguing that how people react to controversy can reveal their character.
She also references crimes against children as a moral line she believes transcends politics, while warning against becoming emotionally consumed by nonstop cycles of scandal and outrage.
The clip ends with a pointed reminder that public attention, once focused, does not easily fade—underscoring her central message that silence, observation and memory can be more powerful than immediate reaction.
The post has sparked widespread praise for @kitarose in comment sections, with some praising the message as grounding and reflective.
“You never miss!❤️,” one viewer commented.
Still, the video’s reach highlights how social media creators continue to shape conversations around politics, morality and media consumption far beyond traditional news platforms.
