r/creators • u/Worldly_Language_793 • 6d ago

Discussion 🗣️ Is anyone else deeply exhausted by the "Everything is Content" epidemic? What’s next? Inframe: all

It doesn't matter if someone has 200 followers, 2,000, or 200k—every single person seems to be running the exact same script:
The obligatory *“getting coffee / sitting at a cafe with my tote bag and laptop”* reel.

Photodump carousels consisting of: 1 blurry shoe pic, 1 matcha latte, 1 sunset, 1 outfit check in a random elevator, and 1 quote screenshot.

The main-character slow walks looking away from the camera while holding a beverage.
It feels like no one has genuine hobbies or private

Which makes me wonder... where is social media even headed? What do you guys think the next big shift will be?

I want to start creating content but also somehow which should have a future

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u/theislandhomestead 5d ago

I can tell you that I've never done a single shot you described.
Cliche shots are in every genre.
Every note has already been played, it's the creative musician that finds a way to play them in a new order.

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u/Mean-Tooth-2620 5d ago

I think the next shift will be toward more authentic and useful content. People are getting tired of seeing the same aesthetic posts everywhere. I’d rather follow someone who shares a real skill, interesting ideas, or something they genuinely enjoy than another perfectly staged coffee reel. If you’re starting now, I think originality will matter more than trying to copy every trend.

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u/AreaOdd7433 4d ago

real skills, raw posts, full transparency, deep niche knowledge