Sorority rush week is back on college campuses across the United States — and on TikTok.The online phenomenon known as "RushTok" — a once-a-year look inside the rush process at large U.S. colleges and universities — draws billions of views and likes on the app, allowing some big-time, Greek Life influencers to earn enough money to put them through four years of school."I'm very grateful. I'm very appreciative. … I'm excited to graduate and not be in debt from student loans," Kylan Darnell, a junior at the University of Alabama who has been dubbed the "queen of RushTok," told Fox News Digital in an interview. "It's definitely very freeing, very relieving, and I'm just very grateful for anybody that takes the time to go on my page and follow or watch a video or leave a comment. It's just, wow. I'm just very appreciative."Darnell's influencer-type social media presence has become a job for the college junior, one that she could pursue full-time, but she said she wants to finish school and...
