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UnknownBio publicly identifies “LockedIn AI CEO”; ownership establishes the account’s brand relationship but not a creator payment contract — https://www.tiktok.com/@kagehiromitsuyami0:30 · on_screen hook

“Bro recommended the app mid interview”

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Uses “Interviewer said what AI will you use the rest of your life and bro g” as the native hook, then credits LockedIn without interrupting the short-form payoff.

3.3Kviews17likes↑3.1×vs their usual post · 1.1K views4creators ran this script

@Newschool Boosted · 38.2K followers · 23 of 30 recent posts mention LockedIn AI · creator page →

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  1. 0:00So the best depends on the use cases, right? For interviews, I was a probably locking air and for generalist
  2. 0:08You know raw frontier model GBT
  3. 0:12I can tell that English must not be your first language. I'm not simplified this
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Where this post sitsthe repetition is the proof
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Partner-fed suspicion skits

Start with the fear of getting caught, turn the interview into a short reaction skit, and let a visible answer or concealment moment carry the product proof.

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@Newschool Boostedtiktok · 38.2K followers · median 1.1K views · n=60best post10.6M10K×views · for LockedIn AIUnknown Bio publicly identifies “LockedIn AI CEO”; ownership establishes the account’s brand relationship but not a creator payment contract — https://www.tiktok.com/@kagehiromitsuyamiOpen creator →

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