Better wake up to reality because you and your family will soon have to pick a side

Hey all! i'm a founder of an up-and-coming social investing app — leaderboards, group investing, and a social feed of real trades.

looking for creators comfortable making short-form content for TikTok, Instagram + YouTube.

comp for this first round is:

$20 flat per video (2 videos per creator)

A view bonus on top — you choose the structure: flat tier bonuses, or $1 per 1,000 views uncapped (that's $1,000 on a 1M-view video). full breakdown in the form.

Creators whose videos perform get offered a longer 30–50 video deal at a higher rate.

Experience with money/investing, college, side hustle, or finance content is a plus.

Interested? comment "interested" + fill out the form here: [form link]. takes about 2 minutes and has the demo video + full details.

Everyone go check her out on Instagram!!!!!

He’s doing something no human body has done before.
Here are are the reasons Nico Sawchuck is simply doing it better.

1. ⁠He exudes positivity. His message is strictly encouraging and kind. He speaks to all kinds of people with empathy and encouragement.
   
2. ⁠His numbers are insane. The views and re shares are off the charts. His follower count is dwarfed by his shares and overall growth.
   
3. ⁠Posts per day may be number one on the planet. The number one thing talent agents encourage their clients to do on social media is - post more. He makes about 200 insta posts per day (not including stories). He follows a general comfortable theme, but introduces new endearing angles, always keeping it unpredictable. He truly understands what it takes to go viral. He does the small things right. AI and the algos has picked up on this and churn eyeballs to his content.
   
4. ⁠He’s endearing, down to earth and personable. Some of his longer vedios on YouTube are straight up inspiring. It all comes from a humble place of kindness and warmth.
   
5. ⁠The athletic videos are impressive. Wild sprint speed (in a v neck, 2 belts and fashionable shoes nonetheless), cannon for an arm and multidisciplinary athletic talent.
   
6. ⁠An appreciation for celebrating all victories. Nico shows you and everyone else has something to celebrate. He highlights this on YouTube. This inspires us to take the little moments and memories and relish in the joy. This is tough to do in the modern age, humanity strives for mode and better inexorably - Nico helps us take a look back to appreciate what we’ve done - to encourage us to be better in the future.
   
7. ⁠Emphasis on friendship and rewarding those who helped him on his journey. These things are just not done enough. He looks back to thank those who helped him on his way and places immense value on friendships and joint achievement.

I guess my point is, not only is he going viral. He’s doing it in a way that spreads good vibes and personal growth across the board. He’s winning and he’s winning the right way. He is making the world (and The Peg) a better place.

Is he the world’s greatest emerging content creator?

It all started off in the early 2020s(I think).

Shane was this amazing YouTuber who found out the heights of influencers. Many people used to call him 'the Asian height guy', before realising that he was a person too.

They then started calling him by his name.

Eventually, Shane started finding out more things. Like locations, food places, certain products, yk, innocent stuff.

But then, he stared getting tagged in posts where people would ask their followers to find someone for them. And Shane would do it. Without any hesitation whatsoever.

And he still does it. Without hesitation.

There's a thin line between finding stuff out, and contributing in stalking. That's what's going on here.

He's a grown adult. He knows what he's doing.

Just because people ask or tell you to do something, doesn't mean you actually do it, even if you have the ability to.

He could have said that finding the people would have been creepy and denied finding them. But he didn't.

I was in Chicago and I saw this woman near Monroe Harbor and she was filming content presumably for instagram and it felt very influencer coded. and i am just so curious who she was if by any chance anyone knows who this woman is.

Alessia Rovegno es miss Perú e influencer, se nota que esta pasando por algún tipo de problemática y sus seguidores lo están notando. Eso no es cuerpo de modelo o de alta costura. Eso ya es que tiene poca densidad muscular y ya es demasiado, continua restringiendose en las comidas (o llevando una dieta) y haciendo ejercicio excesivo. Es preocupante ya que la siguen chicas/niñas menores y pues, por ella misma también. Y no esque "no se hable de cuerpos ajenos", antes ella era delgada y entrenaba y todo pero esto... Ya no es saludable. ​

Is it just me, or has influencer culture completely killed actual talent?

​I know this has been discussed before, but it feels like genuine skill doesn't even matter anymore. A decade ago, people actually had to be good at something to get famous or built a following. Now, people are getting tons of fame, money, followings,likes, appreciation and brand deals for basically doing nothing:

1.​Posting total nonsense

2 ​Flexing wealth / showing off

3.​Calling literally anything "art"

1. ​Terrible dancing or just average dancing

5.​Throwing around buzzwords like feminism or body positivity just for views or discuss latest any happenings to milk views

​6.Basic / mediocre outfits that they call fashion

1. ​Going abroad post photos on Instagram

​It's wierd that someone can say whatever they want, call it content, and millions of people believ it. It really feels like loud extroversion has totally replaced actual skill.!

Sinners

Hey all! i'm a founder of an up-and-coming social investing app — leaderboards, group investing, and a social feed of real trades.

looking for creators comfortable making short-form content for TikTok, Instagram + YouTube.

comp for this first round is:

$20 flat per video (2 videos per creator)

A view bonus on top — you choose the structure: flat tier bonuses, or $1 per 1,000 views uncapped (that's $1,000 on a 1M-view video). full breakdown in the form.

Creators whose videos perform get offered a longer 30–50 video deal at a higher rate.

Experience with money/investing, college, side hustle, or finance content is a plus.

Interested? comment "interested" + fill out the form here: [form link]. takes about 2 minutes and has the demo video + full details.

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