Georgetown University students are reportedly planning a “Charlie Kirk lookalike contest” on September 10, according to multiple outlets. The event is described as being promoted on Fizz, an anonymous social media app used by the Georgetown community, and it reportedly receives significant attention through campus reactions such as “upvotes.”
Several reports say the promotion is tied to the first anniversary of Kirk’s death and has prompted backlash. PinkNews frames the situation as an allegation involving student backlash over the planned contest, while the New York Post and Fox News describe the advertised event and the attention it drew on the platform. None of the sources provide confirmed details from university officials about the contest’s approval or whether it will occur.
The differing coverage focuses mainly on the reported advertising method (Fizz and the “upvote” reactions), the alleged timing (September 10 and the anniversary context), and the reaction from observers. Across sources, the core point is that an alleged student-promoted contest has drawn controversy.
