These groups are known for using "edgy" aesthetics (occult imagery, gore, and supremacist tags like "KKK") to mask much more serious activities, including extortion, self-harm coercion, and harassment.

Here is a draft designed for subreddits like r/DigitalInvestigation, r/InternetCulture, or r/Safety that specifically addresses the "com" element.

Exposure: The "WorshiP" / KKK Cell Operating in the "Com" Scene

I am documenting a specific group currently active within the "com" (community) subculture—the same digital ecosystem that birthed groups like 764 and 734. This specific cell is using the "KKK" tag and is led by an individual using the handle TRUE (or WORSHiP TRUE).

What is this group?

While many people mistake "com" groups for simple username-trading hubs or "edgy" discord servers, cells like WorshiP use this environment to organize more harmful activities.

Current Membership/Hierarchy:

• WORSHiP TRUE: The "KKKfather" / Founder.
• WORSHiP carbine: "KKK owner."
• koi: "KKK highrank."
• Affiliated Tags: 1317, NWK, and CVLT-adjacent aesthetics.

The 764 Connection

Similar to the 764 network, this group utilizes "Aesthetic Extremism." They use shock-value identifiers (like the KKK acronym) and occult/gore-themed profile pictures to create a barrier of entry. In these "com" circles, this branding is often used to:

1. Desensitize members to violence and hate speech.
2. Intimidate outsiders or rival groups.
3. Recruit younger users who are looking for an "exclusive" or "dangerous" online identity.

Tactics to Watch For

These groups are notorious for more than just mean words. Within the "com" scene, groups with this structure have been linked to:

• Extortion/Blackmail: Using "com" drama to obtain personal info (doxing) and then using it to coerce members.
• Self-Harm "Shows": Encouraging members to perform acts on camera to "rank up" or prove loyalty to leaders like TRUE.
• Swatting: Using leaked info to send emergency services to a target's house as a form of "winning" a digital feud.