Savage

This creator holds rank 212 out of 1349 tracked creators and maintains 17.2M followers, which is 15.7 times the median count of 1.1M. This makes the account a giant in the field. The growth rate of 141.8K new followers every month indicates fast growth for an account that has been active for 10.1 years. A total catalog of 8.2B plays and 228.9M likes establishes a large historical footprint across its entire lifespan. The 4.4M shares indicate how often the content is passed along to others as word of mouth, while 16.8M saves show that many viewers find specific value in keeping or rewatching the content. While the average views of 5.8M per video are high for an account this size, the 2.80% like rate falls below the median of 4.93%. This gap suggests that while reach is wide, the engagement depth on individual videos is lower than typical for a creator with such a large following. The rest of this report covers specific content performance and audience demographics.

The audience approves less than the typical viewer because the like rate of 2.80% sits well below the 4.93% median. This indicates a passive viewing experience where users do not feel compelled to offer public approval. Saves are the most frequent action at 0.206% per view, followed by shares at 0.054%, downloads at 0.032%, and comments at 0.023%. These figures translate to 11.9K saves, 3.1K shares, 1.9K downloads, and 1.3K comments per video. The audience over-indexes on saves and downloads, showing a high intent to keep content for future reference. Low comment and share rates suggest the content functions as a personal utility rather than a conversation starter or social spark. Brands should treat this as an archive of evergreen value rather than a community hub. Reach is inconsistent across the 284 videos. Only 12.7% of posts hit the 2x average, while only 4 videos reached the 5x threshold. A consistency score of 1.1 confirms erratic reach patterns. This audience is a high-intent, active one.

Engagement Quality Analysis

These use the median rather than the average, so one freak viral video cannot inflate them. They show the level a typical post on this account actually reaches.

Sponsorship deals form the primary revenue stream for this account. A follower count of 17.2M suggests a sponsorship value between $40,000 and $85,000 per post. Creator Fund payouts are much lower because they pay only pennies per thousand views. Sponsorship fees scale with total audience size while creator funds rely on inconsistent views to generate modest returns. High rank status creates a premium for the brand. Ranking at 212 out of 1349 puts this creator in a position to demand top-tier rates and select specific partners. A lower rank would indicate a value buy where the quoted range serves as a ceiling for negotiation. The lower like rate compared to the median suggests some room for movement within that premium bracket. A cost per view calculation helps determine if a quote pays for reach or fame. Dividing the $85,000 high end of the band by 5.8M average views results in roughly $0.014 per view. This figure allows buyers to see if a brand is overpaying for the name alone. These are modelled estimates from public metrics, not disclosed earnings.

Short clips drive the most engagement on this feed. Most posts land in the 15 to 30 second window where they earn a 3.29% rate. Long content over one minute drops that engagement to 2.35%. Choosing the shorter format provides an engagement boost of nearly 40% per view compared to longer videos. Stick to the sub-30-second rule to maximize viewer interaction. Original audio dominates the strategy at a 97.5% share. This choice rejects the easy reach of trending sounds for a consistent, branded identity. Short captions average just 45 characters to keep the focus on visual action. Turning off duet and stitch features keeps the content exclusive and prevents other creators from remixing the footage. The standout video lasted 21 seconds and reached 48.8 million views. This hit roughly 8.4 times the normal reach of a standard post. It earned over one million likes against only 10.2k comments, showing a ratio of 108 likes per comment. This lopsided split means the clip won through passive viewing rather than active discussion. Average views sit at 5.8 million, confirming a large, established audience. Success here depends on maintaining high-volume reach rather than finding new growth. The scale of this account means every post already reaches millions before specific creative choices take effect.

Primary Content Categories

Video Duration Breakdown

How the account's recent videos split across length bands. It shows the format the creator leans on, from very short clips to long-form.

The account favors 15 to 30s videos with 136 total posts. This duration also performs better than longer content with a 3.29% engagement rate.

Original Sound Usage

Percentage of videos using the creator's own audio

Best Duration by Engagement

Average engagement grouped by video length, so you can see which durations actually get the strongest response for this account, not just which ones they post most.

This account follows a sparse high-production cadence because it maintains a top-tier follower rank despite posting well below the field median. The creator ranks in the top third of the platform for followers while their output remains low compared to average creators. This pattern has been established over several years, making it a durable and proven habit. Although the variance between posts is high, the slow pace reflects intentionality rather than neglect. Content tends to land on Tuesday and Saturday. The busiest hour for new uploads occurs at 02:00 UTC. Wednesday remains the quietest day for new content. Marketers can expect sporadic drops rather than a predictable daily drumbeat. You should time your tie-ins around the weekend and Tuesday windows to align with these specific upload dates.

Audience & Reach

The creator holds a top-of-field rank with a 15.7x multiple above the median follower count. This position provides the reach required for broadcast-scale campaigns where high volume is necessary to hit wide targets. Domestic viewers make up the vast majority of the audience, and the data shows a 98% share from the US market. While a brand can effectively target American consumers here, they should not expect to reach Egyptian audiences through this specific account. A global campaign would require different creators to capture those smaller markets. The like response sits well below the median rate for the platform. This indicates that while the views are high, the engagement per viewer is weaker than average. A brand must craft a very clear call to action because the content naturally generates fewer likes relative to its reach. A total of 8.2 billion plays across the back catalogue means every new post sits alongside a history of heavy consumption. This context ensures a brand tag appears next to content that has already been viewed billions of times rather than as a fresh start. The audience fits the entertainment category because the high view counts and lower like rates suggest a passive viewing experience at scale.