The Real Reason Why Vine Died & the New App Bringing It Back w/ J Cyrus

Full-Time Cosplayer, Survived The Bachelor Twice & Rescues Wild Squirrels w/ Lisa Mancini

Lisa Mancini makes a living as a full-time cosplayer, building elaborate costumes from scratch and turning her creativity into a career on Patreon. She also raises pet squirrels, which sounds like a joke until you see them. Before cosplay became her full-time job, Lisa was a graphic designer who got laid off during COVID. That's when everything shifted. Then reality TV found her. The Bachelor Canada labeled her "Squirrel Girl" after she mentioned her squirrels once and producers ran with it. She entered the mansion in a mermaid costume and her job title was listed as "mermaid." She went on The Bachelor in Paradise Canada and got edited into the same caricature all over again. But cosplay was always the real story. From Fan Expo Canada to building a Bowser costume out of styrofoam to turning Patreon into sustainable income, Lisa breaks down what it actually takes to cosplay for a living, the reality of the cosplay community, and what happens when reality TV tries to overwrite your identity. Follow Lisa: IG: https://www.instagram.com/lisa.mancinerh/?hl=en [https://www.instagram.com/lisa.mancinerh/?hl=en] TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lisa.mancinerh?lang=en [https://www.tiktok.com/@lisa.mancinerh?lang=en] YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Lisa.Mancinerh/videos [https://www.youtube.com/@Lisa.Mancinerh/videos]

The Real Reason Why Vine Died & the New App Bringing It Back w/ J Cyrus

J Cyrus was there when Vine started, when it peaked, and when Twitter pulled the plug. He made $26,000 in a single month on an app that never paid creators a cent. Now the app is coming back as Divine and J Cyrus has the OG badge to prove he was there from day one. In this episode of Clout Nine, J Cyrus breaks down the real Vine story that nobody talks about. The monetization hustle that kept creators alive, the meeting where Vine told creators "we're done," and why 40 million users was never enough for Twitter. We talk about ✅ How J Cyrus made $26K in one month on Vine without in-app monetization ✅ The creator meeting that ended Vine forever ✅ Why Vine died and who actually pulled the trigger ✅ Divine is bringing Vine back and what went wrong with the launch ✅ The looping magic of 6-second content that TikTok still copies ✅ Myspace Top 8 drama and the original social media wars ✅ The devastation of losing your platform overnight ✅ Why putting all your eggs in one basket destroyed OG Viners ✅ Threads paying creators and the new platform gold rush ✅ The Sasha character origin story and smart comedy vs cheap laughs ✅ Why J Cyrus regrets being too precious with his content ✅ GTA V improv and what he's creating now Follow J Cyrus: * IG - https://www.instagram.com/j.cyrus/ [https://www.instagram.com/j.cyrus/] * TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@j.cyrus [https://www.tiktok.com/@j.cyrus] * YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@jcyrus [https://www.youtube.com/@jcyrus]

The Real Reason Why Vine Died & the New App Bringing It Back w/ J Cyrus

J Cyrus was there when Vine started, when it peaked, and when Twitter pulled the plug. He made $26,000 in a single month on an app that never paid creators a cent. Now the app is coming back as Divine and J Cyrus has the OG badge to prove he was there from day one. In this episode of Clout Nine, J Cyrus breaks down the real Vine story that nobody talks about. The monetization hustle that kept creators alive, the meeting where Vine told creators "we're done," and why 40 million users was never enough for Twitter. We talk about: ✅ How J Cyrus made $26K in one month on Vine without in-app monetization ✅ The creator meeting that ended Vine forever ✅ Why Vine died and who actually pulled the trigger ✅ Divine is bringing Vine back and what went wrong with the launch ✅ The looping magic of 6-second content that TikTok still copies ✅ Myspace Top 8 drama and the original social media wars ✅ The devastation of losing your platform overnight ✅ Why putting all your eggs in one basket destroyed OG Viners ✅ Threads paying creators and the new platform gold rush ✅ The Sasha character origin story and smart comedy vs cheap laughs ✅ Why J Cyrus regrets being too precious with his content ✅ GTA V improv and what he's creating now Follow J Cyrus IG - https://www.instagram.com/j.cyrus/ [https://www.instagram.com/j.cyrus/] TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@j.cyrus [https://www.tiktok.com/@j.cyrus] YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@jcyrus [https://www.youtube.com/@jcyrus]

He Left Engineering, Became the First Vegan IFBB Pro, and Found His Purpose Helping Others w/ Nimai

He was making six figures as an engineer straight out of college. He walked away from all of it. Nimai Delgado grew up vegetarian in Mississippi, became the first vegan IFBB Pro bodybuilder in history, built a coaching empire by doing what felt right, and somehow still has time to be a full-time cat dad. In this episode of Clout Nine, we talk about what happens when your career is checking every box except the one that matters. We go deep on social media as a tool for personal development, what it actually takes to walk away from stability, why posting less made him more money, and the moment he realized that helping people transform was his actual purpose. Follow Nimai here: * IG: https://www.instagram.com/nimai_delgado/ [https://www.instagram.com/nimai_delgado/] * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw-JiCSn29MdBYX5rRxuacQ [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw-JiCSn29MdBYX5rRxuacQ] * TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nimai_delgado?lang=en [https://www.tiktok.com/@nimai_delgado?lang=en]

How a Self Taught Shuffle Dancer Hit 200 Million Views and Built an Empire w/ Vanessa Seco

She started shuffling at twenty with zero dance training. Now she has millions of followers, moved her entire family to LA, and is quietly building a music career nobody knew about. Vanessa Seco is not what you expect. In this episode of Clout Nine, Alex sits down with shuffler and content creator Van Seco to talk about ten years of posting before the world finally started watching. From EDC Orlando to America's Got Talent, from Bang Energy expos to choreographing for Shakira and Coldplay, Van shares the unfiltered truth about what it actually takes to build something real online.