She believes that the best path to success on social media often involves collaborating with other established creators.

“I think that's just how it works and I think it's fine honestly and it's like not like you set out for it you know sometimes when you stumble onto something that's the best kind of yeah it's been like the best thing literally that's ever happened to me”

Social media influence is a career that requires strategic investment and business planning rather than just reckless spending.

“I'm trying to you know use that I have and make investments and build businesses so man up bro yeah but not a lot of young people are thinking like that”

Embracing a villain persona as a content creator can be an effective way to navigate public criticism and turn negativity to one's advantage.

“So, at some point, I just embraced being the villain. I was like, "All right, you guys want me to be the bad guy? Like, fine, I'm going to do it." And as soon as I did that, a I felt more free. B, all the hate pretty much stopped because people like realized I didn't care”

He suggests that gaining a specific title through millions of views on another person's channel is preferable to self-titling.

“i suppose that's better than like calling yourself the richest kid in america like at least someone else gave you that title and after 10 million views it kind of sticks”

She believes it is essential to collaborate and get lucky to successfully build an audience.

“I like you really just got to like collab get lucky I know have so much like admiration for like you and tana and people who like genuinely just started making videos and built your own audience”

She suggests that gaining rapid fame on social media is largely the result of luck rather than solely a calculated strategy.

“I also just think it was a lot of luck. Like genuinely, I think I got in at the right time. I was I stay consistent. I have my morals. I have boundaries and I don't cross those boundaries. And I think that's why I got so far.”

She believes that maintaining the perspective that her success was due to luck helps her remain humble.

“I do. And I think that, you know, having that in the back of my mind definitely keeps me a little bit more humble and helps me, you know, this wasn't something that I was asking for or looking for”

Aries Spears observes that internet popularity is inherently unpredictable and often catches fire without intent or planning.

“you you can't you never know or can predict what's going to catch flame and what's not. You know, sometimes you go out there with the intent to catch on fire and nothing happens and then sometimes you go out there not thinking twice about it and then kaboom”