For Viggle content, I’d draw inspiration from both past viral trends and current memes that are taking off. I'd also look at what’s trending on TikTok and Twitter right now, whether it's audio memes, niche humor, or creator challenges, and find ways to adapt those into fresh, visually fun edits that feel native to the platform but still stand out.

I stay on top of trends by actively observing what’s gaining traction on platforms like TikTok and Instagram, not just the content, but also the sounds, formats, and timing. I recently posted a "Black in Suburbia" edit that hit 1.5 million views, and that came from paying attention to both the cultural moment and the emotional tone that resonates with people. I try to blend trending formats with authentic storytelling, which I think makes content stand out more.

I do use TikTok and Instagram daily, and my screen time averages around 4 hours a day. But I’m intentional about it, a lot of that time is spent staying updated on trends, creators, and content strategies, which I actually find really helpful, especially when working on creative projects or anything media-related. I also make sure it doesn’t interfere with my responsibilities.