How I Made $16,705.83 On Whop (as a low iq 21 year old)

Since last year, I made over $16,000 on Vop. More than 12,000 of that came directly from clipping videos. Not from selling a course, not from running an agency, not from having a huge audience, just from clipping videos. And even recently, I got paid around $1,000 from a single video I submitted. So, when I

tell you that most people are approaching clipping completely wrong, I'm speaking from experience. Because one of the biggest mistakes I made when I started out was thinking that clipping was an editing business, and it's really not. The people making the most money aren't necessarily the best editors. They're choosing better campaigns, creating better clips, and posting more

content. So, if I had to start from zero, here's exactly what I would do. First, let's quickly talk about how Vop actually works. Because a lot of people watching this probably have no idea. The concept is pretty simple. Creators and brands launch campaigns, clippers join those campaigns, create short-form content, and post it to YouTube, TikTok,

Instagram, and other platforms. Then they get paid based on performance. And by performance, I mean views. The rest of the stats, including likes and comments, don't matter at all. And honestly, that's why I like clipping so much. You don't need your own audience, you don't need your own product, you don't need to spend years building a

personal brand. You can literally start immediately. The problem is that most people choose terrible campaigns. After doing more than 25 campaigns myself, I've noticed the same pattern over and over again. The people who fail always blame the algorithm, and the people who succeed are just picking better campaigns. Personally, I almost always prefer lifestyle creators. People love