“Yung Static” Case Study

Before we started working together, Yung Static was just starting to drop his music publicly. The songs were there. The sound was there. But the content? Not consistent. Not built for the platforms. He was making real music — but barely getting heard.

That changed fast.

We didn’t change his music.

We changed how the world saw it.

I built a strategy that aligned with his voice, his aesthetic, and the audience we knew was out there. It wasn’t about chasing trends. It was about creating a presence — something that made people stop, watch, and remember.

Every clip we posted had intention. Performance cuts felt raw and real. The behind-the-scenes content gave people context. The visuals finally matched the level of the music.

In just a few weeks, we cracked 1 million views.

Comments turned into conversations. TikToks weren’t just being watched — they were being saved, shared, and played again. His TikTok profile stopped looking like a random artist page and started looking like someone to keep an eye on. This wasn’t luck. It wasn’t a viral fluke. It was a structure, executed right.

But then came the second month — and that’s when everything went up a level.

The content kept evolving, staying ahead of the curve while still staying authentic to him. In less than 60 days, the account broke nearly 10 million views. That kind of growth isn’t typical — it’s what happens when an artist with the right voice is paired with the right system.

Now, Yung Static’s content and music are moving together. One builds the other. His audience is growing, his music’s getting love, and his brand is finally being seen the way it’s meant to be. We’re not chasing viral — we’re building visibility that lasts.

And we’re nowhere near done.