Category: format
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MyAdventour’s one-post reboot
After months off the grid, MyAdventour is back—and one dreamy 5-second clip was all it took to rack up over 600K views and bring the brand back to life.
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The Power of the Post-it
Annaverse turns small street moments into warmth—each handwritten note carrying a soft reminder that kindness still moves people.
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Tour my savings
This viral format pairs lifestyle photos with app screenshots—Budget Bestie’s savings tour racked up 2M views.
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Street Style Scan
A quick street scan turns a casual walk into a style moment each beep reveals the story behind every piece they’re wearing.
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The “What’s Your GPA?!” format that keeps growing
One phone, one question, and millions of views. This repeatable TikTok format is being cloned by study apps—and it’s still going viral.
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King of Illusions
Zach King turns everyday moments into magic tricks that make you question what’s real and what’s just perfect editing.
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Supermarket Pet Heist – Sora 2
An animal snatches groceries and the store turns into a mini chase. Sora 2 realism, 52M views in a day, perfect to plug your product.
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Room Style Picker
(Help-Me-Design) Open on a plain space with a pleading hook: “Help me design my room” or “What should I do with this little corner?” Keep the camera angle identical. Then run 5–7 fast slides that reveal different AI redesigns (e.g., Cozy, Boho, Minimal, Japandi). Label each slide and pin a prompt. The format farms replies…
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Skullmog Lookism Memes
A faceless 3D-animation format that takes on lookism and looksmaxxing slang. “skullmog,” “maxilla,” “jaw is law,” “mog”, to deliver quick-hit visual gags and pseudo-“analysis.” The creator animates skulls/faces, overlays meme text, and ends with a punchline or a ranking screen. Link to the full video: https://www.tiktok.com/@themabper/video/7513354105415273733 This account in specific is hitting consistent viral videos…
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Brand Battle Mirror
The same person is featured in two distinct looks (side-by-side), but both adhere to the same style. Each look uses pieces from a different brand. The brand’s Logo is prominently placed above each look, like a title. To visually demonstrate the subtle differences in fit (cut), texture, or overall vibe that each brand applies to an identical style. Video link: https://www.tiktok.com/@paucho___/video/7545451865115249942?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc Perfect for app comparisons and…