A YouTuber last year's most followed TikTok creator, whose focus shifted from making 15-minute short films to vertical sub-one-minute videos. Even though the transition seemed difficult, he was not afraid to experiment with different ideas to make his content stand out.
The speaker discusses their perspective on how giving advice and helping other creators succeed doesn't harm their personal success but only adds more value to their life. While some people may copy their approach to content creation, the speaker believes that this copying won't bring others to where they are now.
The hosts discuss their transition from YouTube to TikTok, and brainstorm ideas for "epic" one-minute videos that stand out on the platform.