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spir-13913	Cabbuag, Samuel Idris; Abidin, Crystal	TIKTOK ‘DOGSHOWS’ AND THE AMPLIFICATION OF ONLINE INCIVILITY AMONG GEN Z INFLUENCERS IN THE PHILIPPINES	2025.0	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1577	84	45	Summary of findings We found two types of dogshow content: (1) Egging on dogshows, where the influencer provokes or promotes the dogshow, and thus invites the audience to contribute to the flaming; and (2) Self-inflicting dogshows, where the influencer willingly places themselves as the victim in the dogshow. We historicise and explore TikTok dogshows in the context of the Philippines, beginning with setting the local context, reviewing relevant scholarship on TikTok and online incivility, and considering how our study contributes to age-based and culturally- specific developments of emergent TikTok cultures.	cache/spir-13913.pdf	txt/spir-13913.txt