I’d choose Emma Chamberlain and Tessa Brooks.

Emma embodies Drumroll’s nostalgic, effortlessly cool vibe — she makes coffee and chaos look chic, which fits the brand’s “fashion meets snack” energy.

Tessa brings the wellness-meets-fun side — she’s playful, active, and LA-culture fluent. Together, they capture both sides of Drumroll: style and substance, indulgence and balance.

Yes — I’ve grown audiences both personally and professionally by focusing on storytelling, consistency, and community.

On my own platforms, I built an engaged following by blending pop culture, lifestyle, and authentic behind-the-scenes content.

For brands, I’ve helped develop social strategies that turned casual viewers into fans — using trends, relatable humor, and high-quality visuals that people actually want to share.

I love finding that sweet spot where creativity meets analytics — that’s where growth really takes off.

I’d focus on turning Drumroll’s social channels into a cultural moment, not just a content feed.

I’d build “seasonal” content drops around nostalgic themes — think early 2000s aesthetics, music, and pop culture — and blend that with playful TikToks, behind-the-scenes moments, and real fan interactions.

Engagement grows when followers feel part of the story, so I’d lean into polls, UGC challenges, and local activations that make people want to join the conversation.

The goal: make every post feel like a treat you can taste — fun, sleek, and shareable.