Hey creators! Here's what's blowing up right now. These cultural moments are prime opportunities to launch a booth that people actually want to create with. Bad Bunny Super Bowl Collabs 🚀 • Bad Bunny made history with the first Spanish-language Super Bowl halftime show, but the real viral moments are his surprise duets - Lady Gaga joining for a salsa 'Die With a Smile' and Ricky Martin appearing for 'Lo Que Le Páso a Hawaii'. The Puerto Rican cultural sets (bodegas, weddings) are everywhere. • Why Gen Z cares: Three icons on one stage, multicultural representation at the biggest US event, and endless dance challenge potential. Latino Gen Z especially is celebrating this as a massive cultural moment. -- Amber Glenn Copyright Scandal 🚀 • Olympic gold medalist figure skater Amber Glenn is in hot water after Canadian artist Seb McKinnon accused her of using his song 'The Return' without permission in her routine. This comes after she already withdrew from social media due to hate over her LGBTQ+ activism. • Why Gen Z cares: It's the perfect storm - Olympics drama, artist rights debate, LGBTQ+ support, and cancel culture discourse all colliding. Gen Z is deeply split on whether to defend her or hold her accountable. -- JD Vance Olympics Boos • Vice President JD Vance and his wife were loudly booed during the Winter Olympics opening ceremony while waving American flags. Israel's team also received boos. The IOC had warned about maintaining 'harmony' but crowds ignored it. • Why Gen Z cares: Gen Z loves mess at formal events - the contrast of a polished ceremony with raw crowd reactions is peak content. Clips of the awkward flag-waving through boos are being memed hard. -- Opalite Fashion Recreations 🚀 • Taylor Swift's 'Opalite' video fashion is spawning massive TikTok recreation trends - specifically her strappy red slip dress, butterfly-clipped brunette bob, and the matching teal tracksuits with orange stripes from the finale. Stylist Joseph Cassell Falconer is getting credited everywhere.

Since you guys are our early creators, I wanted to reveal an exciting update coming to FlickUp. In a few weeks, we're launching comments. Your audience will be able to share their creations, interact with other users, all under your AI booths. Because the future of media isn't scrolling.... It's participating. P.S. check out the UI below :)

Happy Monday! What a crazy week for AI creators... Here are the top trends from last week: #1 AI Celebrity Shots by AI with Karno #2 Create Your Ending by Stranger Things Fan #3 Webcam Selfies by Jason Stacks The trend is clear: The best AI trends are image booths that bring celebrity likeness into the world of the fans. And the creators noticing this, are about to win BIG. In 2 weeks, we will be launching our creator sponsorship program, where creators will be earning up to $0.25 per generation. That means the top booth on FlickUp would have earned $8,000! More details to come. Keep creating 🫶

How did one creator just jump to the top of the weekly leaderboard with his first booth? It's simple. He didn't overthink it. He found a trend that was already going viral, and turned it into a FlickUp booth under his name. And now, he's generated over 36,000 views with it. Stop trying to reinvent the wheel. Find a trend that works, put it on FlickUp, and watch your growth skyrocket.

This was on my mind this morning... The 100x rule. And it's something that not enough people are talking about. Because (in my opinion) it redefines the entire content creation landscape. So, what is the 100x rule? It's not just about AI content being 100 times easier to create. It's something WAY bigger. It's how elite creators are turning 1 view into 100 views.... Not with some magical "algorithm hack", But with a brand new type of content. AI booths. When a creator makes an "AI booth", it doesn't just get viewed by users. It gives audiences their own personalized image. And that image? Gets shared and viewed an extra 100 times. This is not a myth, this is real data from real creators on FlickUp. Like Junkbox AI, who got 1M views from 10,000 user generated images on his booth. Welcome to a new era of content.