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While Olivia Dunne has become a social media star, it looks as though Sydney Smith is ready to challenge her spot as America's top gymnastics social influencer.
Smith, who attends Southern Connecticut State University, has 2 million followers on TikTok to go along with her 310,000 followers on Instagram.
While those numbers are impressive, she still has a long way to go to catch Dunne, who has 12 million online followers.
Smith challenging Dunne
Smith's rise is very impressive given she competes at a Division Two college, while Dunne goes to SEC powerhouse LSU, who finished fourth in the NCAA Championships.
Nevertheless, Smith's content has struck a cord with fans, so much so that she even accused Dunne of copying her.
It all happened after Dunne ed a video earlier this week of her performing a backflip on the beach with the caption: "Beachnastics for the win :)."
This didn't sit well with Smith, who performed the same flip on July 26 with the caption: "#beachgymnastics in ."
As a result, Smith had quite the message for Dunne in another video, stating: "This is like the second, third time you've copied me.
"I mean I love my fans and all, don't get me wrong.
"I don't care when people copy me.
"But I feel like I should get some credit for my creativity."
She also added the caption: "I mean shi I've copied too. But likee."
Smith started gymnastics when she was seven and trained at the Capital Gymnastics National Training Center in Burke, Virginia in 2014.