Popular kids content creator Ms. Rachel visited an anti-ICE protest this week, where she sang a song with children about bringing “down the walls everywhere … until everyone’s free” outside of a detention facility that holds illegal immigrants.
In a video posted on social media, Ms. Rachel was seen outside Delaney Hall in New Jersey, where she joined children in the apparent anti-ICE protest.
Ms Rachel is outside Delaney Hall DHS center in NJ singing about knocking down walls and freeing criminal illegal aliens.
Parents, keep your kids away! pic.twitter.com/MswGteLXM7
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) June 10, 2026
Ms. Rachel’s anti-ICE protest is one of the furthest steps she has taken in explicitly expressing her political views as the character Ms. Rachel, but it’s not the first time she has been outspoken about her leftist views. Ms. Rachel has also pushed LGBT talking points and even told trans-identifying man Dylan Mulvaney in 2023 that she would like him to “be on our show, Songs For Littles!”
She has partnered with people like Jules Hoffman, an androgynous-looking character whose pronouns are “they/them/theirs” on her Instagram profile. Hoffman invited children to an event called “Queer Fam Pride Jam,” where a man dressed in a skin-tight leopard-print outfit danced provocatively in front of the kids as they handed him money. At the beginning of “Pride Month” in 2024, Ms. Rachel also released a video celebrating it and expressing her love for the LGBT community.
Ms. Rachel’s YouTube series “Songs For Littles” has grown rapidly in recent years, and her YouTube channel has reached 20.2 million subscribers. She receives over 400 million views each month, with her most popular video receiving over a billion views.
Ms. Rachel has gained massive popularity largely due to her uncanny ability to “entrance” and entertain babies and toddlers. She has even been called the “world’s babysitter.”
Ms. Rachel has also recently partnered with New York City Democratic-Socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
