Chase FisherFounder, Affiliate Automated · Architecting Human UGC Systems That Scale to 400+ Daily Videos | BOF Performance | TikTok Shop Partner

If you can’t take the heat get out the kitchen lol this is the game #entreprenuer

30 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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This content was created by Chase Fisher. This content was uploaded by Chase Fisher. This is a YouTube video titled "If you can’t take the heat get out the kitchen lol this is the game #entreprenuer" (created 2025-03-30, last edited 2026-01-29). It features Chase Fisher delivering a solo, informal monologue about content and business copying—arguing that copying is pervasive on TikTok and in business, that mentors and “copy genius” exist, and that implementation matters more than the idea. He gives a personal example about a video he made (about shaving and flow state) being closely replicated by another creator who received far more views; overall the clip is entrepreneurial/advice-focused in tone.

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Every single person on this app wants to shy away from the fact that everything is copying. There's a reason why people pay for mentors. People pay for people to tell them what they have done. That has already worked, because that's called copy genius. This has been going on for 50 years, and it's the most prevalent on TikTok. So I made this video right here. It did? Okay. It was kind of talking about how when you're shaving your balls, you're in the max flow state. Right? No one else would have thought of this. I know that for a fact. And then this guy right here made the exact same video, or at least very similar. I have no. Like, I'm not mad at this guy at all, because I understand that this is not only, you know, a compliment, but this is just TikTok. By the way, his video has like, 500k views. Mine had, like, 500. At the end of the day, the idea is irrelevant. The only thing that matters is implementation. Everybody copies everybody on TikTok. And not even just on TikTok, but in business, too. You can copy a business all the way up to $100 million. Why can't you copy a TikTok and go viral with it again? If the frameworks already work?