The speaker refuses to make staged viral videos like dancing or lip-syncing, arguing that authentic content builds real trust with your audience. They'd rather jump off a building than fake a performance, and believe authenticity is what actually matters on social media.
do something silly and put a thing over it. Yeah, like there's a million of those, you can get those. Yeah, so just having like true-to-you content is one of the— like, you'll never see me dance in a video or mouth some words and be like, I'm not doing that. Like, I would much rather jump off this building. Yeah, yeah. So yeah. Well, that's good because it builds trust, authenticity. Yes. There's a saying that authenticity is the new oil.
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