Even though everyone would like to make a living by posting online, only a few people are able to get a big enough following to do so, and there are probably only a few content creators and influencers who really stand for something and have a message to share. Among these modern thinkers and people who have an impact is the well-known Kazumi.

Kazumi is a content creator, influencer, and business owner who is 25 years old. Even though her Instagram photos, TikTok clips, and Twitter posts are all interesting on their own, Kazumi shows that there is more to her than meets the eye. The internet is being shaken by her depth and ideas.

Kazumi says, "It's so important to love and appreciate yourself, no matter what you do or who is judging you. If you let it, people will see you as a bad person. Especially women who live their lives in a strong, independent, and free way." Kazumi goes on to say, "For me, community has always been more important than competition. As a creator who does everything on their own, I've gotten a lot of help from building strong relationships with other creators. We don't compete for the same customers; we just share them. When I first started, I didn't have any social media or influence. I grew to 0.01 by making friends who helped each other with tips and strategies. As a point of reference, to be in the top 0.01% of creators, you need a monthly income of around $160K USD. Today, I can make around $300,000 a month. I learned that I could be successful without having to settle for less or give up things that were important to me. It taught me how strong a community can be when people look out for each other and share their resources. Since then, I've helped other creators by hosting content parties, mixers, and advice pages. It makes me happy to help people and bring people together.

Along with her desire to help people and build community, she has a pretty impressive business plan. Kazumi says that at her age, she has a net worth of more than $4 million USD. Kazumi also tells us, "This year, I've been on the cover of Playboy and had a feature spread in Maxim. I won a cooking contest and was nominated for Rising Female Premium Social Media Star at XBIZ."

With all of these successes, it makes you wonder how this was done. Kazumi says, "I want to show people that you can make a name for yourself and make a living without having to get out of your comfort zone or give more money to the middleman. We have the power to decide how we look and what story we tell the world. I don't have a manager or an agent, and I've never worked on a professional set. I do exactly what I want to do for a living. I don't have to give in to what a brand or agency wants from me. I own my content, and even though being completely independent has its downsides, like feeling every failure financially and emotionally, I am proud of myself for making the conscious decision to stay independent. I want people to know that it can be done.

Kazumi then says, "I've been making content around the time the COVID-19 pandemic started." During this time, Kazumi really learned how powerful social media is, how much influence it has, and how much traffic it can bring to a business. She started planning her business model and using social media to get new customers. Kazumi has almost half a million followers on Instagram, and her TikTok and Twitter pages have hundreds of thousands more.

Kazumi continued, "I want to be a shining example for my community. I want to be known by everyone. Not because I'm the best at what I do or because I make a lot of money, but because of what I stand for." On top of that, Kazumi has a few things she wants to do that are on her own "bucket list." "I have many different kinds of dreams... I want to walk a runway, make an album, write a book, and give a TedTalk. But in the end, I want to show that people like me have a lot of different sides and are just as complex as anyone else. This was the first of many chances for me to make my dreams come true.

In reality, social media makes it easier for creators like Kazumi to leave their mark. Kazumi is famous for making funny content, especially in the form of memes. A meme is a concept that is hard to explain because there is no formal definition for it. Most of the time, a meme is a picture with words on it that is connected to a person, place, or thing. When it comes to Kazumi, her fans would make Kazumi-based memes. Kazumi has used social media to get people to make memes, which are still a popular way to talk and have fun on the internet. Kazumi's tricks and memes include a wide range of different things. For example, Kazumi put her OnlyFans banner on the back of a plane and flew it over Coachella. She has also had drivers drive around different festivals with a picture of Kazumi that says "hot n ready" on the side of a truck. Kazumi has been featured on a lot of podcasts, where she has become popular for many different reasons. Kazumi tells her fans every day that they should make memes about her. Kazumi thinks that "memes give people a lot more ways to interact with and share her content than just posting a picture of herself in a bikini." Memes are special because they show wit and humor and help people feel like they belong to a group at the same time. Some well-known people on social media have even said that memes are one of the best ways to spread propaganda.

But Kazumi's desire to build community goes beyond memes. Kazumi wants to make a mark and say something with this. Kazumi wants everyone to know what she stands for. She can show who she is, what she stands for, and why it's important through social media. Kazumi says at the end of the day, "It's not about the money," which shows how kind she is. Kazumi wants to keep using her social media accounts to leave her mark on the world, especially in a way that is very Kazumi-like and good for memes.