My creative process is pure chaos turned strategy. I live on TikTok, so I start by speed-scrolling the FYP at weird hours to catch trends before they blow up—saving sounds, dissecting hooks, and noting what makes me stop mid-scroll. Then I mash that trend with Block Party’s wild vibe: like if ‘NPC walking’ is popping, I’ll film myself IRL as a glitched game character hunting drops in a 7-Eleven at 3 AM. I keep a running list of dumb-funny ideas in my Notes app (shoutout to that cursed ‘toaster-bird hybrid’ leak), shoot everything on my phone in max 10 minutes, and edit like a gremlin in CapCut—janky zooms, aggressive cuts, meme sounds blasting. I test clips with my group chat first; if they reply ‘??? seek help,’ I know it’s ready. Zero polish, all vibes.

chaotic irl scavenger hunts where you film yourself sprinting to grab drops in random spots (think 2 AM park runs or bribing a barista for a "legendary coffee cup" item), then rage-editing the wild AI combos—like fusing a traffic cone and pizza into a "spicy weapon"—with meme sounds (Oh No goes hard). Roast rival clans' janky bases in Stitch wars, leak cursed creations (screaming toaster-bird hybrids?), and turn fails into inside jokes—like getting a janitor to join your clan mid-raid. It’s all raw, unhinged moments that feel like you’re clout-chasing with the game, not selling it. Make the FYP say "wtf did I just watch?" and double-tap.

Yess the 2 d games they hooked me by making mistakes in the games and playing very badly this hooks alot of viewers and i will apply some good strategies