Craven high school and college students mocked Charlie Kirk’s assassination on the one-year anniversary of his killing, posting vile memes of a sick dance that appeared to celebrate the fact that he was fatally shot in the neck.
The lefty trolls have twisted the Turning Point USA founder’s final moments and last words into a despicable punchline as they perform dance reenactments of the traumatizing public killing for online clout.
The 31-year-old rising conservative star was shot and killed on the University of Utah campus on Sept. 10, 2025, during TPUSA’s “American Comeback Tour” debate forum.
Dozens of students, many apparently in school buildings and classrooms, posted videos on TikTok where they simulated having their neck cracked — in a nod to the way Kirk involuntarily reacted to being fatally shot in the throat.
One video was captioned with the depraved message: “happy kirkaversary to those who celebrate.”
Another twisted video posted by Libs of TikTok shows one young girl forming finger guns aimed at her peers who then launches into the horrifying choreography at the pull of a pretend trigger.
The malevolent meme uses a mash-up of audio of the post-mortem anthem “We Are Charlie Kirk” by Spalexma and the 2007 pop hit “Crank That” by Soulja Boy.
Naima Troutt, who rode Kirk’s coattails to online fame after a 2022 debate with the TPUSA founder at the University of Southern California went viral, mocked Kirk’s final words and reenacted his reaction to getting shot while showing off her outfit on Instagram on Sept. 10.
Troutt, 24, used a mashup of live audio of Kirk’s last moments and then a rap song to score her video.
She mouthed Kirk’s last words — “counting or not counting gang violence” — while wearing a bonnet and then snapped her head to the right as the sound of the gunshot rang out.
The video then cuts to a fully done-up Troutt winking while wearing a tight dress, ironically featuring a depiction of the Virgin Mary, and giving the peace sign.
“This is how i grieve, leave me alone,” Troutt, who now co-hosts the podcast “Symposia,” wrote in a caption to the post.
Thousands of commentators flamed Troutt for being heartless.
“Charlie was kind to you…why would you dehumanize him in this way when he treated you with respect?” Instagram user Clerpatriot wrote.
“This is sick and disgusting. What happened to trying to humanize people we disagree with?” asked conservative commentator Micah Kinkle.
“You’re actually the main reason why I stopped identifying as a Liberal,” said IG user ifeelawakenedyo.
Troutt did not respond to The Post’s request for comment.
Students at both Georgetown University and the University of South Carolina allegedly planned to hold Charlie Kirk “lookalike contests” on the anniversary of his death.
Both Georgetown and the University of South Carolina said there were no official student-organized events.
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