my biggest flex is that this was my first month on YouTube with @TellaHQ wanna know how I did this?

A motion designer friend of mine told me she’s fine with me using ai to make “the stuff motion designers don’t wanna make anyways” And that’s the only pro-ai argument I’ll ever need

oops

how cute are these flower transitions 🌸

the shit I get mad about when I am about to get my period

c'mon lads

playing around with motion graphics in @TellaHQ

I have rarely seen a brand pick such quality people to sponsor @grok

“They are not Crocs” is how I justify a lot of purchases

I found out my dog walker is from a well-known Portuguese family. And with that, comes history. Today, he said he had a gift for me. He discovered it among his grandfather’s trophies. It’s an award from the 33rd edition of the canine expo held in Lisbon in 1960. He gave it to me because, I have “the best Frenchie in the world”.

my friend @BuildingWaves told me how his @TellaHQ videos regularly get 100k+ views on YouTube with <30min of editing

My hot take is that people who like making content like looking at themselves

Man you really do commit to a profile pic huh, I am scared to change it

made some ceramics :)

The reason people give up on content is because there’s little correlation between effort into the piece + outcome So, they put in time, lack results, and feel it’s a waste of time Little do they know is that practice makes you better at/increases chances of: - writing good hooks - viral topic (e.g. rising keyword) - making good thumbnails - being controversial - growing audience for initial engagement

rendering is why I am not afraid of the vibe-coded screen recording apps 😬

I turned my 1-min talking head videos into a skill :) Full tutorial on YouTube youtube.com/watch?v=2-LcHv8O…

this is what you get with me