EGO TR!P - already released VILLAIN - out 2/20 on my bdayy (i'd love feedback before release)

Photo is what I started with so will always have a place in my heart.

As I’m trying to build a brand, I’m experimenting with topics within my niche, especially on platforms like YouTube. I’ve heard that even when you stay within a niche, you can still confuse the algorithm—for example, if my channel is about science and I post about tech one day and biology the next. Supposedly, the algorithm won’t know which audience to send the content to. In your experience, would you say that’s true, or is the algorithm more flexible? As long as the topics relate to the niche, and the video is good, it will work?

I added low background music on Instagram and trimmed up the second clip on instagram: @writteninthescript 1.https://www.instagram.com/reel/DUE2TYhjcHM/?igsh=MWdiYTBicWR1bGIzMA== 2.https://www.instagram.com/reel/DUE9wVYjUzH/?igsh=MTBtMWVpYjZndjIxMA== 3.https://www.instagram.com/reel/DUJFwRGjjj_/?igsh=MWVyNGQ4MTdrNHZwMA==

What if Instagram worked like a creative canvas instead of a fixed grid? You could: • Reorder your feed like Tetris keeping photo sizes original (optional toggle) • Drag, swap, rotate posts without deleting history • Edit carousels after posting, delete, add, crop, stylize, undo • Attach a different song to each photo • Link a website directly to a post • Send people straight to streaming platforms • Connect your own music catalog (Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Videos etc.) • Treating your profile like an album/theme rollout, not just a timeline capture Even deeper: Posts could understand intent, helping creators organize, narrate, and evolve their work instead of chasing algorithms. Ah I dream of this stuff. Less anxiety. Less noise. More meaning. Sound, visuals, memory, all editable, all expressive. Just an idea that’s been living in my head for a while.