Mila is for lazy people. Like, extremely lazy. The kind of lazy that refuses to spend hours dragging margins, fixing headings, and pretending formatting is real work. Mila automates the boring parts instantly so you can stop doing busywork and actually think. If that sounds offensive, you’re probably exactly who Mila replaces.

Content that resonates most with young audiences is content that feels authentic, relatable, and native to the platform they’re on. Short-form videos that are fast-paced, personality-driven, and reflect real experiences tend to perform best, especially when they don’t feel overly polished or like traditional ads. Humor, storytelling, and reaction-based content work well because they invite participation and foster emotional connection. Young audiences also respond to creators who feel self-aware and genuine, and to content that taps into current trends while still feeling original and accurate to the creator or brand.

I identify viral trends by being chronically online and paying attention to patterns before they peak, not just what’s already everywhere. I watch for repeated sounds, formats, or jokes showing up across my For You page from smaller creators, not just big accounts. I also look at how quickly a trend is mutating, like people putting their own spin on it, because that usually signals it has legs. When I see the same format crossing niches and platforms, especially TikTok to Instagram Reels, that’s usually the sign it’s about to go mainstream.