I spend around 3-4 hours daily scrolling TikTok and Instagram. It’s not just for entertainment; I use it to stay up-to-date with trends, viral memes, and fresh content ideas. I follow influencers, meme creators, and niche communities that keep me in the loop with what's trending. This helps me stay creative and inspired for content creation. I also set time limits to ensure I’m balancing it with my work, so I don’t lose focus.

Here are a few creative content ideas that would align with Viggle's fun, bold, and trend-driven style: 1. Trend Reactions Idea: React to viral TikTok trends, memes, or sound clips in exaggerated, dramatic ways. You could do a wild, over-the-top reaction to something trending like a new meme or viral sound, playing up the humor. Example: “When the ‘Lil Yachty walkout’ trend hits, but you’re not ready to walk out yet…” (act dramatically and take a humorous pause). 2. Character Role-Play Challenges Idea: Create skits where you embody different characters—whether they're fictional, celebrity impersonations, or memes—and make them interact in a ridiculous way. Get into character and play out absurd scenarios. Example: “What if Baby Yoda tried to make a TikTok, but his lightsaber keeps glitching?” 3. Viral Dance Mashups Idea: Mash-up multiple viral TikTok dances or meme challenges into one video. Go all-out with dramatic transitions, costume changes, and unexpected moves. Example: Start with one viral dance, then transition mid-dance into another viral one (e.g., "Savage Love" into "Renegade"), and surprise your audience with a twist. 4. "How To" Meme Tutorials Idea: Create quick tutorials on how to do certain viral meme trends—whether it’s a dance, a lip-sync challenge, or a viral sound effect. But with a twist, add dramatic flair or make it over-the-top funny. Example: “How to nail the viral ‘Walkout’ meme like a pro—step 1: dramatic pause, step 2: exaggerated exit!” 5. Gen Z vs. Gen Alpha Showdown Idea: Host a funny "generation face-off" between Gen Z and Gen Alpha, where you impersonate or act out the differences in trends, slang, and reactions between the two generations. Example: “Gen Z explaining TikTok to Gen Alpha: ‘Okay, so it’s like Instagram, but with more dancing and less talking.’” 6. Famous Movie Lines... With a Twist Idea: Take famous movie lines and turn them into meme-worthy moments with a Viggle twist. You could incorporate trending sounds or act them out dramatically with over-the-top expressions. Example: “You can’t handle the truth!” but instead, turn it into a meme: “When your friend tries to act like they know the TikTok dance but they mess up the first move.” 7. Meme History Breakdown Idea: Explain the history of viral memes or trends in a funny, over-the-top way as if you’re a meme historian. Use humor and pop culture references to break down the evolution of a meme. Example: “How the ‘SpongeBob

To keep up with trends, I follow a mix of strategies: Daily Social Media Scrolling: I spend a significant amount of time on TikTok, Instagram, and Twitter to stay on top of what’s trending in real-time. I also follow key influencers, meme accounts, and niche communities to catch emerging trends early. Engage with Trend-Hunting Tools: I use platforms like TrendTok, Google Trends, and trend aggregators to track popular content, sounds, and memes that are starting to go viral. Collaborating with Creators: By engaging with other content creators, I can bounce off ideas and stay in the loop with what they’re experimenting with. User-Generated Content: I actively pay attention to what my audience is engaging with. When I see my followers sharing similar content or using certain sounds, I adapt and build on those trends. Testing and Experimenting: I try new formats, trends, and sounds regularly. Experimenting with different content helps me understand what resonates with my audience, and I quickly adjust if something picks up steam. By constantly consuming content, experimenting, and collaborating with other creators, I ensure I'm always ahead of the trends.