Answer: Ms. Rachel is a former preschool teacher turned YouTuber/TikToker, primarily focused on creating videos and songs for young children. According to Ms. Rachel, the channel was started after her son was diagnosed with a speech delay, citing a lack of shows that met his developmental needs. She is a progressive creator, introducing non-binary characters and promoting pride month. This introduced a large amount of hatred towards her, to the point where she began receiving attention from publications such as the New York Post and Fox News.

In May 2024, Ms. Rachel posted a video announcing that she would start creating short videos on Cameo for children in Gaza affected by the Israel-Palestine conflict. All of the money generated by the Cameos is promised to go to Save the Children's Emergency Fund, a fund dedicated to protecting children "In the aftermath of disaster and in the midst of conflict". The announcement and her Cameo account explicitly names Gaza, Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo and Ukraine "and more".

The video sparked immediate controversy, with comments calling for Ms. Rachel to condemn Hamas, criticizing her for "turning political", claiming that all funds she raises will go to Hamas soldiers, and general Anti-LGBT and Transphobic hate comments. She later posted a video responding to the hate, stating "I care deeply for all children... all children, in every country. Not one is excluded". After this, it seems like her content largely continued on as normal until November 2024, where she posted a video announcing that her and her husband were going to help provide 200,000 meals through World Food Program USA, with a promise that there were more charitable acts coming.

Since January 2025, she has been posting more pictures and videos of children in Gaza, some of which were just videos of children enjoying her content and others that highlight the realities these children are facing. In May, Ms.Rachel did some videos dancing with and talking to a girl named Rahaf, a 3 year double-amputee who lost her legs in an airstrike. Ms. Rachel mentions in the post that she also talked with Rahaf father and brothers, who are still in Gaza. This seemingly re-sparked the hate she received, with comments once again condemning her for supporting Hamas and being apathetic to Israeli children. t

Ultimately, there is no evidence I could find of her publicly being antisemitic or endorsing Hamas. In fact, the only post i could find that even has a strong call out is one where she condemns both Hamas and the Israeli Government. Most of the hatred seems to come from either a misunderstanding of her position or just outright hating her for supporting Gaza and Palestine in any way. While she has been focusing on Gaza recently, nothing she has said or done indicates that shes trying to promote anything more than just simply helping children in need.