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TikTok post·Entertainment·App Demo·Media Tracking Social Network·currentlyonmyshelf

“A crush-stalking slideshow hook you can use to sell an entertainment app - pair a panicked face slide with a screen recording scrolling through a romantic interest's suspicious taste profile.”

Watch on TikTok - @currentlyonmyshelf

A crush-stalking slideshow hook you can use to sell an entertainment app - pair a panicked face slide with a screen recording scrolling through a romantic interest's suspicious taste profile.392× outlier
487K
Views
33K
Likes
169
Comments
412
Shares
1K
Saves
Outlier score
392×

5/5 reach magnitude vs the account's own baseline.

Pull score
5/5

How hard it moved viewers to save, share, and comment.

Why this qualified

487K views on a app demo post, 392x the account's usual reach. The Outlier score reads reach as a multiple of the account's own median, and that median sits around 1.2K views, which is why the multiple matters more than the raw view count - it isolates the posts that outran their own channel instead of the ones riding a big following.

Its Pull score of 5/5 (8.1% weighted) measures how hard it moved viewers to save, share, and comment - the actions weighted heaviest because they signal real intent rather than a passing tap. The product it puts forward is A media tracking and sharing app for books, music, and movies. Reach gets a post seen; Pull is the read on whether it landed.

Broken out, the post drew 33K likes, 169 comments, 412 shares, and 1K saves. Those are the numbers the Outlier and Pull scores are built from, nothing modelled or projected.

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Anatomy

The video opens directly on a mobile screen recording demonstrating the app interface, running for about seven seconds. Large on-screen text overlays frame the scenario around talking stages and crush dynamics, matching the tone set in the caption. The pacing is rapid, moving through two quick UI beats that show user navigation, input, or results directly within the app. There is no spoken audio or narration throughout the clip. The product remains front and center from the first frame to the last, using pure on-screen visual interaction and text prompts to display its core workflow before concluding abruptly.

How this post compares

1.9x
vs pool median views
Top 28%
reach multiple in niche
Top 61%
Pull in niche

Its 487K views run about 1.9x the median of recent entertainment outliers in the library. That reach multiple ranks in the top 28% of the 409 entertainment outliers we currently track. Its Pull score sits in the top 61% of that same set.

Likes led the raw counts, though saves and shares are what move Pull hardest. App Demo is the most common breakout format among recent entertainment outliers in the library, at 44% of them.

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