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Almost all of the money I make goes straight to my parents
Growing up, my closest friends flew first class to Asia every break while my parents worked LONG hours to provide the best possible opportunities
I've never been interested in nice watches, clothes, cars, or even a nice apartment (every tweet in 2025 was engagement bait)
I believe it is almost inevitable that I'll end up with generational wealth in the next decade
But being able to give back to my parents is temporary
Giving back to my parents, obsessing over my work, and being around the best people is all I'll ever need to be happy
2-3 years ago, I dropped out of college with -$536 to my name. Everything changed for the better, very grateful for myself (who worked hard) & my parents (who supported me)
Never give up, anyone can be someone
i’ve had people tell me they want to try ugc but they don’t want their “friends” finding out.
or go through and block everyone they know on new accounts lol
just comes down to how badly you want it
Replying to @MShirokanski
will you let the opinions of your friends dictate the way you live your life?
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20m views btw
@itzStunz is the goat
After doing 17M views with UGC myself, I've seen that great creators are so rare that brands are willing to pay hundreds $$$ for referrals to them.
Genuinely the most important piece of the puzzle.
That's why we've connected with hundreds of creators - build a QUALITY network.
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Most apps/SaaS founders were chasing higher production and fancy editing to market their product a couple years ago.
Crazy to think that authentic content was the true winner all along. Nobody wants to see a generic tutorial or pitch for an app.
Real people buy from real people and authenticity sells.
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I’ve done over 16 million views on UGC content:
Having a dialed-in Instagram feed is so important if you’re an app/SaaS founder making UGC.
Most people think it’s just to find videos to copy 1-1, but that’s what's keeping your brand behind.
Being tapped in with new formats, finding creators who are popping off, and seeing what hooks are working right now is how you reverse engineer virality.
Having a catered feed is literally a free database that’s constantly updating.
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Within 30 days we took this software company from 264k to 1M+ views with UGC.
All it took was a format change to a simpler type of content (that’s also easier to produce).
That’s it.
If your UGC campaign is slumping in views, it only takes a couple changes to get creators to be taking wins again.
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Some recent UGC wins (786,000 views from 3 videos).
After seeing views steadily drop, I completely shifted away from overly edited videos and moved toward yap formats.
Super repeatable and it breaks user skepticism - almost feels like a conversation with a friend.
These formats convert better for brands than overly produced videos as well.













