pinkcat456

This account ranks 565 out of 1349 creators and holds 2.2M followers, making it a mid-tier name with a following double the median size. The growth is fast as it gains 315.9K followers per month despite being only 0.6 years old. Average views reach 11.5M per video, which is high for an account of this size. However, the 1.73% like rate falls below the 4.93% median, suggesting a disconnect between total views and active engagement. The rest of this report breaks down these metrics to help you determine the best placement for your brand.

This audience approves of content less than the platform average. Shares and saves represent the most frequent actions taken by viewers. People share at 0.123% and save at 0.103%. These figures rank higher than the 0.011% comment rate. With 14,200 shares and 11,900 saves compared to 1,300 comments, the data shows a preference for word-of-mouth spread and reference value over public discussion. Brands should prioritize content that is useful enough to keep or pass on rather than content meant to spark a conversation. Reach is inconsistent as evidenced by the 1.89 consistency coefficient. Only five videos hit the 2x mark while two reached 5x. This audience is a tap-and-scroll audience.

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 provide the primary income stream for this creator because of their large follower base. A campaign budget should sit between $10,000 and $22,000 based on the 2.2M followers they have accumulated. This high ceiling exists because brand deals scale with total audience size while the Creator Fund pays pennies per thousand views. Sponsorships offer a much higher payout than the small rewards generated by raw view counts alone. The rank of 565 out of 1349 places this creator in a position where they command a premium over the median. They are not a bargain buy but instead occupy a middle ground where their reach justifies a steady rate. A low like rate suggests some audience segments might be passive, which may allow for slight negotiation on the higher end of the $22,000 cap. Dividing that top sponsorship figure by 11.5M average views results in a cost per view of about $0.0019. This check helps buyers determine if they are paying for actual reach or just the name. These are modelled estimates from public metrics, not disclosed earnings.

The feed relies entirely on clips between 60 and 180 seconds. Since every post falls into this single bucket, you should mirror this duration to maintain the current pacing of the account. Original audio is used for every video, a choice that trades potential reach from trending sounds for a consistent brand identity. Captions stay brief at an average of 33 characters, providing just enough context without distracting from the visual. Both duet and stitch features remain open on all posts to invite other creators to interact with the content. The standout post lasted 61 seconds and reached 101.9 million views, about 8.9 times the normal reach for this creator. It earned 1.8 million likes against only 11.6k comments, a ratio of 155 likes per comment that indicates passive viewing rather than active debate. Average views near 11.5 million establish this as a large account with a large existing audience. Growth strategies here should focus on maintaining high engagement for the current followers rather than seeking out a new audience.

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.

All 34 recent videos are between 60 and 180 seconds long. This remains the only duration used by the account.

Original Sound Usage

Percentage of videos using the creator's own audio

This creator follows a Grind cadence because their posting frequency matches the field median and they maintain a high follower rank. They average nearly two videos per week with an irregular rhythm that fluctuates between bursts and quiet periods. This inconsistent pace has continued for over 100 days, establishing it as a settled habit even if the timing is not clockwork. Content typically lands on Sunday and Thursday, while Monday remains their quiet day. The busiest hour for new uploads occurs at 13:00 UTC. Marketers can expect a steady volume of content to support a campaign, though they should time specific tie-ins around the Sunday and Thursday windows.

Audience & Reach

The follower count sits at a 2.0x multiple of the median creator. This scale allows for a campaign with high reach across a wide audience base. Location data is not available for this account. The like response falls well below the median. A lower engagement rate suggests that while the reach is wide, the message may lack a strong initial hook for many viewers. This profile fits the entertainment category because of the high volume of plays and the size of the follower base relative to the average engagement.