Fake Famous
My last TikTok only got 30,000,000,000 likes. That’s not enough; views are dropping. I’m not famous like Ted Bundy or Jojo Siwa. I’m only making just under eight billion dollars a day. Okay, you’re probably confused.
Because I am famous.
Just not actually famous. I’m fake famous.
Here’s how TikTok works. You get likes and views, and the more of those you get, the more you get because you have a more likely chance of popping up on some innocent persons’ for you page (FYP). It’s a cycle.
I may or may not have created over 300 accounts and just watched my own videos on repeat until I had many views. Don’t worry, I liked them all, too. It was actually a very effective method.
But now, a month later, it feels very wrong. I can’t receive my paychecks without sighing from the guilt.
At least I’m rich.
**A/N: just needed to post something, I might continue the story in an edit sometime because it’s concernigly short. I’m not in the mood to write (and you can definitely tell) but I wanted to keep my streak lol. And yes, it’s supposed to be exaggerated for humorous purposes.**