Mo Murphy, Co-Founder of the Golden Raspberry Awards Calls Blaze Thalen Razzie-Worthy

LOS ANGELES - EntSun -- Small time South Asian-American content creator on Tik Tok, Blaze Amina Thalen, is very excited that her work is getting noticed. When her friends showed her a clip of Golden Raspberry Awards Co-Founder, Mo Murphy, mentioning Blaze, she requested the clip and uploaded it on to her Tik Tok page. She feels very proud to be considered. Blaze states, "I always wanted to get a Razzie, and if I do bad or cheesy work, then I want to own my bad." Blaze is not getting a nomination for the worst duet on Tik Tok as, currently, Razzies only blow raspberries at films.

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The Golden Raspberry or the Razzie Awards, a well known humorous award show, was co-founded by UCLA Film School grads Mo (Maureen) Murphy & John B. Wilson. Mo Murphy talked about downloading Tik Tok because President Trump wanted to ban it and that she got into it and watched a lot of Tik Tok videos for hours and days. She noticed some videos from Blaze Thalen to be Razzie-Worthy. Mo Murphy stated that, "If Razzies were to give awards for the worst in Tik Tok, we would consider Tik Toker Blaze Thalen as a contender."

Blaze has a wide range of experimental content and recently she was campaigning for her Tik Tok crush, Alex Leonetti, to bring back back his deleted videos. Since then, he has brought back about ten videos he had unposted.

Blaze Thalen is at:
http://www.tiktok.com/@blazeaminathalen

Mo Murphy clip:
https://www.tiktok.com/@blazeaminathalen/video/6878415662440647942