Sean Kelly

And within the first three months of doing it, I had like...

a video on the Ellen show and then like all these crazy viral reposts, you know, back when Instagram was a free for all people just reposting your shit now.

And I had so many videos go viral.

I was like, damn, like create creativity is how I'm going to help keep building my platform.

So I did that.

And thank God, like even when I wasn't getting paid by leveraging my social media, like,

I treated it like a job.

And as soon as I was getting anything for it, I was like, this is my job now, is to make content, always be posting consistently, just keep growing this audience.

Can't even imagine.

And I've always been very authentic about how I do that.

Try not to like get too cheesy with anything, but kind of like still be creative.

Never promoted any brands I don't believe in any.

You know, I've had a lot of offers for like one off post for stupid products.

Yeah.

Yeah, people have been so conditioned in today's social media society, right?

Only promoted stuff.

I've been very authentic about the path.

Never done any paid followers or anything like that.

And very proud of that.

but it is frustrating too when you work really hard and you see people that have like one video pop off and then like the Hawk tour girl and she's at 20 million overnight, you know, and you're like, what the heck man?