Robyn AndersonCEO, Jam Ai · AI Implementation & Business Development Leader

The amazing sabrina__ramonov sat down with us at Club Jam and talked through the art of copying what

14 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this segment, Sabrina Ramonov (Speaker A) encourages creators in the AI space to accelerate their growth by directly copying the opening hooks of viral TikTok or Instagram videos. She grants permission to replicate the first 10–15 seconds of any video that has amassed at least a million views within the creator's niche, arguing that the hook is the critical element that stops the scroll and captures attention. She challenges viewers to apply this method to their next 30 videos, using the copied hook verbatim and then adding their own content for the remainder of the clip. While acknowledging concerns about originality, she frames the practice as a learning tool to quickly identify what works, emphasizing that without an effective hook, the rest of the message is ignored.

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Number one is to copy viral content, and you have my full permission if you're in the AI space to copy all of my content. Seriously. People are like, oh, but then it's like not original, but it's really just a way to learn very quickly what works and what doesn't work. And so I, if you're, if you have been creating content but not popping off, I would challenge you for the next 30 videos, go on TikTok or Instagram, find videos with at least a million views in your niche and copy copy the first 15 seconds exactly. I don't care what you say after the 15 seconds. Like, let's say it's, I asked ChatGPT to make me as much money as possible. Like, that's 15 sec— or 10 seconds. Say whatever you want the next 30 seconds and then post that video. So where people like are opposed to copies, they feel like it's like, oh, but it's not original. But I'm actually just saying copy the hook because the hook is what stops the scroll. And if you can't get people to stop the scroll, then like no one listens to the rest of what you're saying. And so I know this, I know that this works.