Short monologue by Chase Fisher promoting TikTok Shop as a business model that leverages reusing viral sounds and faceless videos. He claims many top sellers are women, attributes this to purchasing behavior, and notes ethical and platform-guideline ambiguities about copying content.
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There's only one business model where you can ethically steal and everybody does it, and that is TikTok shop. Most people think about stealing. They think about copying a viral video or like reposting it in their own way. Or I mean, you can literally rip the sound from viral creators and then just use it on your own video. Like, let's be honest here, the top 50 creators on TikTok shop, like 40 of them are girls. And that makes sense because girls buy more online and girls buy from girls. But I mean, if you can't beat them, join them. Remember, there is no violations for using someone else's sound as long as you film your own faceless video with it. And you guys can keep selling to guys or, you know, you can just sell the girls and make a shit ton more money or never do this because it's probably unethical and probably against TikTok shop guidelines or not.