The new Netflix documentary follows dancers who joined a reportedly shady management company
True crime fans, listen up because a shocking new documentary is coming to Netflix called Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult. In the docuseries, which arrives to the streaming platform on 29th May, we meet a group of TikTok dancers and social media personalities who are part of an alleged cult believed to be masquerading as a management company, 7M and the Shekinah Church, run by Robert Shinn, who has denied any wrong doing.
The series sees a family desperately trying to get their daughter out of the company as other dancers and former members leave. We've already got you covered on who Robert Shinn is and where Miranda Wilking is now, but here is a rundown of all of the dancers featured in Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult and where to find them on social media.
Melanie Wilking
In Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult, we meet Melanie Wilking, a content creator and dancer whose relationship with her sister, Miranda, became strained and largely silent after Miranda joined the management company 7M, and found herself attending sermons by Robert Shinn in the Shekinah Church.
You can find Melanie on Instagram @melaniewilking, where she posts dancing videos for her 250,000 followers. Plus, her TikTok is @melaniewilking where she has 3.5 million followers.
Miranda Wilking
Miranda Wilking, now married and going by Miranda Derrick, is one of the subjects of Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult. She lives in California, where she looks to be still working with 7M Films and the Shinn family, and is married to James Derrick.
In an statement previously issued to the media, Miranda said the following: "I am not held against my will and I’ve never been a hostage. I go to church and I have faith in God. If one day I wish to pursue my faith elsewhere, I will and feel completely free to do that. As far as my career, my time at 7M Films has been one of the most exciting years ever and if one day I wish to partner with a different management company or start my own company, I will."
She added, "No one is forcing me to do anything. I am excited to move forward in this incredible walk with God, an amazing marriage and exciting career. I’m also looking forward to moving past all of this and mend my relationship with my family privately."
You can find her on Instagram at @itsmirandaderrick.
James Derrick
James Derrick, also known as BDash, is Miranda's husband and a hot topic for the Wilking family in Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult.
On his Instagram, which is @bdash_2, he often posts dancing videos of him and Miranda and describes himself as a model, choreographer and music producer.
Advertisem*nt - Continue Reading Below
Konkrete
Konkrete describes himself as a musician and dancer, and he is one of the dancers who left 7M and appears in the documentary claiming the management company is a "cult".
You can find him on Instagram at @konkrete_ and TikTok at @konkrete_, where he posts clips of him dancing, his family life and more.
Kailea Gray
Kailea Gray is up next, and she is in a relationship with Konkrete and appears in Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult, where she addressed the alleged issues happening inside 7M entertainment.
You can find her on Instagram at @kaileafilms and TikTok at @kaileatv, where she posts her and Konkrete's relationship, dancing videos and more.
Kylie Douglas
Kylie Douglas is another one of the dancers who left 7M, and she also appears in the documentary to address claims about founder Robert Shinn and his company, during the documentary she is seen filing a police report against Robert Shinn.
Her Instagram username is @kyliedoug and TikTok is @kyliedoug.
Advertisem*nt - Continue Reading Below
Raino
Furvah Shah
Junior Entertainment and Lifestyle Writer
Furvah Shah is Cosmopolitan UK’s junior entertainment and lifestyle writer. She covers everything from TV and films to music and books, plus lots of celebrity news. Furvah has previously written for , BBC, and and she is super passionate about highlighting diverse talent and projects, having interviewed the likes of Halle Bailey, India Amarteifio, Iman Vellani and more. She's been interviewed for Times Radio and BBC Asian Network, graduated with a First in BA Media and Communications from Goldsmiths University and is an NCTJ-qualified journalist. In her free time, you can find her at an arts or culture event, eating Middle Eastern or Asian food, searching for modest fashion inspiration on Pinterest, binge-watching a Netflix series or cuddling with her cat. You can follow Furvah on , , and .
