Yes, I have experience creating user-generated content. I have created content featuring products such as a temporary hair dye, where I showcased the product, demonstrated the results, and shared my experience.

I have also created content featuring products from Temu, including showcasing and reviewing items i got from the app.

My main content is recreating and mimicking people in a funny, realistic way that makes me look like them. I do a GRWM video any time I want to mimic someone, showcasing my BTS and DIY process, in which most times I use poster colour as make-up to show my creativity.

My approach to UGC focuses on authenticity, storytelling, and visually engaging edits.I enjoy creating content that feels natural and relatable while clearly highlighting a product’s features and benefits.

Through my content, I aim to help viewers discover new products and experiences in a way that feels genuine and trustworthy.

One content idea I have out of many is creating a relatable conversation-style video between two friends. For example, one friend notices a really cool emoji, effect, feature, or aesthetic thing on my phone and asks, “Wait… how did you do that?”

That becomes the hook of the video.

I would then naturally introduce the app by showing how easy and fun it is to use while walking the friend through the features in a casual and entertaining way. Instead of making it feel like an advertisement, the content would feel like a genuine recommendation between friends.

This type of content works especially well with Nigerian and African audiences because people enjoy discovering fun, trendy, and interactive apps through relatable social situations. Many people also like trying new features once they see someone else using them in an interesting or entertaining way.

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