We say this all the time.

In terms of like actual engagement with social content, the UK has got to be one of the worst.

I think so too.

One of the worst.

Like that's why people like Melissa's wardrobe or Uche, like they have got a sense of community

where people actually comment on their stuff.

But at the same time, I remember I think Uchay even, like, majority of a following is in the US. Because they are the ones that interact. That's the same with us. Like, when we started getting a lot more traction, a lot more followers, even the engagement, majority of the people are people outside of the UK. I don't know what it is. Tammy even says this thing, she's like, if in the, if people in the UK could give you half a like, they would. They would. If they would dislike, they would like, they would dislike. They also don't comment. It's like this, there's this like, I don't know, like, hidden narrative that's like, if you like, it's like, you're begging. You're begging.

You're begging. You're begging. Oh, you're fames in there. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Whereas like our US audience, our Nigerian, South African audience to add the paragraphs that they will leave. Yes. Guys, what do you think about this demo? Well, number one. Yes. Yeah. When we post dilemma content, like the other day we posted one.

Hey, Amor.

See the paragraph. People going back and forth with themselves. I'm sure people there are not from the UK. Right. Right. Because I'm not saying, I've been trying to crack it. I'll go on, you know, I'll be talking to Dems, for example, with my friend Lisa Nigeria. And then she'll be like, go to special a superster, and then I'll go to participate. I'll be talking to Dems, for example, my friend, this in Nigeria. And then she'd be like, go to special his super and then I'll go to participate.

I'll be like, ah.

The engagement is so low, why is it?

So I just understood that.

Yeah.

The numbers are.

It's how we works with comments.

Especially within the black community.

Community.

That's how I was trying to understand too, because the only time I've seen really high engagement with black communities is Love Island. Yeah, yeah. People be commenting. They you win especially. Yeah, yeah. I mean, that makes sense. But in Nigeria, it's different. Also, because maybe we see ourselves as friends. I mean, when I always say that, I just feel like the most popular of my friends. It's not like I have people following me as well. I mean, they're following me by just like, oh, yeah, all my friends, but I'm just the most popular one in the friend group because in Nigeria can see it tomorrow and they know, they're like, oh, I'm bad Nicholas, yeah. Honestly, honestly. Which is like, bro, what's wrong with you? like, I'm not even joking, I could be working out. I just tapped my head. I'd be like, oh, I'm Ben, Nicholas, yeah. Honestly. Which is like, bro, what's wrong with you?

Like, I'm not ever joking.

I could be working outside.

I just tap my head.

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