I use trending audios but "mute" them and add trending or funny locations on my videos as well. I often post personal content that is just me talking/casually educating my audience on a topic, but my more meticulously edited videos do well. I prefer fewer cuts in a video but I do find that faster and more frequent clips capture attention of viewers better.

I would start with a video about "poopmaxxing/fibermaxxing" - I've casually talked about the importance of prioritizing fiber over protein on my social media before, and "poopmaxxing"/being a "certified pooper" is a bit trendy right now.

I made a TikTok joking about hating being called "mama" by everyone after having my child. It did fairly well for my small account; I believe it was due to the editing, high-energy delivery, and the relatable yet unspoken message in the video that boosted engagement and views.