Lost Spirit Because His Youtube Channel Was Banned, This is Angga Setiawan's Journey to Becoming a Selebgram

Kapanlagi.com - Influencer Angga Setiawan apparently has an interesting story about his journey to become a successful selebgram and influencer. Starting in 2017, Angga, who began his career as a Youtuber, lost his passion and spirit because his Youtube channel was permanently banned.

But as time went on, Angga tried to rise and started managing several Youtubers, most of whom were his own friends. Who would have thought, Angga's steps went smoothly until he finally managed to open a small agency.

"I started my Youtube channel in 2017 - 2018 and had more than 100,000 subscribers until my account got banned. I tried starting from scratch but failed, so I became the personal manager of several Youtubers who are my friends, and eventually started a small agency due to brand demands," said Angga Setiawan in his written statement on Wednesday (20/12).

1. Getting Good Response

After that, Angga became active again in creating content on social media. Then, unexpectedly, every content he presented received positive responses from netizens.

"As time goes by, I become active in creating content again because I often travel, which increases my followers and reaches many brands. For now, I am only active on Instagram and TikTok," he said.

2. Reluctant to Find a Job

When asked further, Angga, who apparently is a bachelor's degree holder, explained his reasons for choosing a career as a content creator rather than looking for other jobs using his bachelor's degree. He also admitted that competing in a career as a content creator is quite difficult.

However, the difficulty does not bother him because this 25-year-old man admits that the creative industry is his passion.

"Because I feel my passion lies here, even after graduating from college and obtaining my bachelor's degree, I have never used it to find a job," he explained.

"The only difficulty is fighting laziness. As long as productivity keeps going and I keep upgrading myself, I can stay for a long time," he concluded.

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