Yes, my personal videos have gained thousands of followers just simply documenting my day to day life, as well as millions of views across platforms. I like to stay true to what I want to document, and that has worked so far. I have not been chasing fame, rather documenting my life and letting anyone who feels inclined to follow along freely.

My viral strategy would focus on following trends + community building within a tight Gen Z niche — “college students figuring out career stuff.” i'd break it down into steps. Step 1: Nail the niche. I’d focus on “student-to-professional glow-up” content, showing how to turn Gen Z creativity into real career wins. Step 2: Leverage trends early. I’d remix trending sounds with H\FC’s angle (e.g., “When your side hustle turns into a resume builder”). Step 3: Post fast, test faster. 3x/day across different hooks — questions, duets, and stitched responses to comments to see what resonates. Step 4: Build identity. Make viewers feel like part of a “career starter” movement through catchphrases, consistent visuals, and authentic replies.

H\FC should focus on relatable, “day-in-the-life” and storytelling content that showcases how real students are using internships and GIGs to launch their careers. Think of content that feels native to TikTok such as voiceovers, trending audio, and cool transitions but framed around personal growth and opportunity. I’d mix three main content ideas: Relatable student humor, interactive mini success stories like fast-paced “I got this gig through H\FC” breakdowns, and behind-the-scenes / tips klike “How I balance classes + content work” or “3 GIGs that actually pay well.” The tone should be authentic and encouraging, not overly polished. The kind of content people save because it feels like advice from a friend.