Top Booktok 소설 & 이야기

“Your last ‘Broke Girl Glow Up’ hit two million views in forty-eight hours. Seventy percent of your audience is female, ages sixteen to twenty-four.” She blinks. “That’s… correct.” I turn slightly. “Next is ZedWave,” I nod at the tall boy with blue braids. “Street fashion, thrift flips, dance challenges. Your TikTok engagement rate is higher than your I*******m.” He grins slowly, impressed. “Okayyy.” “And SoftChaos,” I glance at the quiet girl scrolling on her phone. “Lifestyle vlogs. Mental health talks. Your audience trusts product recommendations if they feel authentic.”

However, it seemed to be the highest rank that he could reach. The first-ranked topic, which was far ahead of other topics, was about singer Zendaya’s announcement of her withdrawal from the entertainment industry. That was really a popular topic on the internet right now, even its search index was dozens of times more than his topic. The second-ranked Twitter topic was about Elena Steve’s press conference, which had hitched a ride on Zendaya’s popularity.

I take a long sip of my drink and smile. Amelia scrolls through her phone and groans. “Okay, but can we talk about the internet?” Jenna lifts an eyebrow. “What now?” “You’re trending,” Amelia says, flipping her phone around. “Like globally. There’s a TikTok edit of your punch synced to Bad Bunny’s Booker T. It has two million likes.” Jenna blinks, then grins. “As it should be.” Bethany claps her hands once. “Jenna. You got verified on T*****r this morning. People are begging to know where you teach.”

"No problem. Since you praised me so sincerely, I promise to help you out. Where does Elliot want to go for the livestream?" Hamish remained silent, suddenly realizing he might have asked the wrong person. It was supposed to have been broadcast on TikTok, and TikTok belonged to her. Elliot looked at Sophia and said calmly, "TikTok." Sophia paused for a moment, then looked at Hamish seriously. "Well, if it's TikTok, I think you should definitely go. TikTok is the largest short video platform in the country, with amazing traffic and monetization capabilities. Someone as handsome as you could easily find a new path to success with just one livestream. How about it?"

And according to this fiction, I’m the eccentric billionaire owner who decided to star in one of his own productions to “prove it sells.” I close the folder slowly. “Stanton.” “Look.” He taps his tablet and pulls up analytics. “You’ve already got six million views on YouTube in under twenty-four hours. TikTok? Twenty-five million and climbing. You’re trending, Alex. You’re a sensation. People are eating it up: ‘Billionaire goes rogue for content,’ ‘CEO commits to the bit,’ all that nonsense. The narrative’s shifting from ‘crime’ to ‘genius marketing stunt.’”