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Yes! I am interested in creating chaotic character narrative content with a trendy mix of, storytelling, and meme overload: 1. “Historical figures using viggle” – Thirst trap transition of Napoleon. Hot girl walk meme of Cleopatra. E-boy edits of Einstein. 2. “Sims character is having an identity crisis” – Skits of Viggle-animated characters glitching between cottagecore, emo and NPC personas. “AI made me too hot to handle 💀” – POV satire of someone turning too hot through Viggle and challenged with jealous friends, weird DMs as the aftermath. Trend Hijacks – Use a viral audio and include some Viggle content chaos. For instance: implementation of the “girl dinner” trend and its AI characters fighting over a concerning meal (it could be anything atrocious). The dark-side of a slow burn – Two AI-generated characters have a slow burn love story no one was looking for but everyone starts shipping. “You vs. the AI identity” – Skits of real self and Viggle self engaging. I would be delighted to be a part of Viggle’s endless meme potential and be a part of its Gen Z/Gen Alpha influence. 

Scrolling has become a sport, even a hobby at this point. Some people see it as kind of useless but in my defense those people are usually millennials or scientists with the latest findings on why having a 9+ hour screen time can kill your brain (let's face it, they are just afraid of AI taking over their jobs). I’m a daily TikTok, IG reel, and discord user. With my constant use of these social media platforms I’ve developed a skill of pattern recognition to the shifts in trending audios, formats, memes and rising trends before they become popularized. It’s led me to keep a close eye on trendy filters, sounds and shifts in minor details that can be seen within a five year span. I have also created and supervised interns for content creator positions, so I’m always fidgeting and with the latest trends. If something goes viral I'll within the minute it does and already looking for ways to make content out of it.