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The creator discusses the "Kia gate" controversy where a woman stated Kias are not luxury cars. The creator argues that while the woman might be factually incorrect, her condescending delivery turned people off. The creator advises content creators to be mindful of how they go viral, as not all virality is sustainable or leads to long-term growth.

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Fun fact: the average car note in the U.S. is $770. Why I blocked the the woman who said “KIAs are not luxury vehicles” and one of my top pieces of advice to aspiring content creators. While going viral is mostly good and a great accelerator for follower growth and post engagement, not all virality is sustainable and translates to long-term new followership, steady engagement and monetization like brand deals. In content creation, how people are introduced to you and their first impression does matter somewhat. Likability you far. #luxurycars #kia #goingviral #carbuying #contentcreatortips