You have to adapt your content to the times so that it goes viral. A few days ago I saw a video of Jesus Christ and the day before yesterday it went viral.

More and more followers are coming in and the videos are going viral. At first, it took me a long time to generate the images and clips; finding the ideas was difficult. Something I did to speed up my work plan was to find viral videos and model them. It takes me less time because I already have the reference.

Hey y'all so last time I posted and mention that I created my page back in January I've started posting but I joined LMG academy last month and used what I learnt here, my videos started getting views but it was normal like 1.8k views on a good day I would get 2.8k views but just 1 video flipped everything man 141k views from a page with less than 1k followers is impressive 🔥 (see my insights attached) Initially I had 299 followers when I posted this video so over the last week it has been performing and I'm currently on 840 followers all from this video. This video taught me exactly what my audience wants to see and to prove that to myself I recreated the exact same style just different scene and setting and it's currently gaining momentum as I'm typing this. Big ups to Anderson and LMG's AI academy 😎👊 I don't think I would have come this far myb in a couple of months but I'm glad just 1 month doing this I'm already seeing the light.

What's good family 👋 Let me tell you something most people don't think about. Viewer attention in 2026 is at an ALL TIME LOW. People are swiping faster than ever and the creators who are winning right now are the ones using pattern interrupts. So what's a pattern interrupt? It's anything in your video that BREAKS what the viewer expects to happen next. A sudden zoom. A color shift. A scene change. A sound effect that snaps people back to attention. You need a visual shift every 1.5 to 2.5 seconds to keep the brain engaged. Think about it. When you're scrolling and something suddenly CHANGES mid video, what do you do? You keep watching. That's the power of it. Here's what I do. Every time I'm editing a video I count the seconds between scene changes. If I go more than 3 seconds without SOMETHING shifting.. a new angle, a zoom, a text pop up, a sound hit.. I know viewers are about to drop off. So I add movement. This doesn't mean making your video chaotic. It means keeping it dynamic. Big difference. The best viral videos feel like they're constantly moving forward. They never let your brain settle into autopilot. This week take your next video before you post it and add at least 3 pattern interrupts you didn't have before. Watch how your retention changes. Keep the viewer's brain GUESSING. - LMG

Just dropped the step by step tutorial in the prompt vault for the viral Bugatti sand scultpure that I posted across social media a few days ago and gained a lot of traction and over 15M+ Go check it out and let me know what you think!