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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hyaenidae" data-source="post: 28952505" data-attributes="member: 530392">Not too long ago, I had the opportunity to make one of my clients go viral. The client was a rapper by the name of Nathan Fouts, out of Nashville, TN. We met about 2 years ago at a show in his hometown when a mutual friend of ours booked both he and an artist I was managing at the time for a show. Fast forward to 3 months ago, he and our mutual friend both call me, saying they had an interesting piece of content from which he could go viral from.It was a video of Nathan in his room, listening to his then-unreleased single “Educated.” He proceeds to dance around his room to the song while smoking a blunt and waving his gun around. Suddenly, the gun goes off. Nathan drops the gun and the blunt and looks around his room dazed and confused. His mom then proceeds to angrily rush into his room and give him one of the most savage beatings of internet mom history, right in front of the camera!I called them back to let them know that they were right! This was definitely something that I was confident would go viral. So we got to work the next week, and surprise, I was right. The video went extremely viral, amassing over 25 Million views between Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, and YouTube. It was picked up by Worldstar, and Desus and Mero even did a segment on it on their Vice show. His song also benefited from being attached to it as well, garnering over 250k streams in total to date.I learned a lot from the situation, mostly that with the right content and strategy it could definitely happen again. If you clicked on this article, that must mean you’re interested in going viral. Or at least trying. So, with that being said, I want to share with you some tips that you can use in your pursuit of viral fame.[MEDIA=medium]64e68029a5eb[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

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