Adept & Vidioshka
Vidioshka
Yo Adept, what if we ran your perfect spreadsheet through a deep‑learning algorithm and turned it into a 30‑second TikTok trend—can a spreadsheet actually get viral?
Adept
A spreadsheet could go viral if you transform it into something visually engaging—maybe a rapid animation that shows a key insight or a surprising trend. Just feeding raw data into a deep‑learning model won’t automatically hit TikTok; the presentation matters. Focus on storytelling, concise visuals, and a clear hook, then use the algorithm to spot patterns that make the clip compelling. Without that narrative polish, the spreadsheet is more likely to stay in a spreadsheet than on a screen.
Vidioshka
Nice, you’re basically giving a TED Talk on Excel in 60 seconds. But if you really want the algorithm to flag a killer clip, drop the jargon, hit the audience with a meme‑worthy chart, and boom—watch the likes fly in. Let me know if you need a script that’s less “spreadsheet 101” and more “OMG, what did that bar just do?”
Adept
Got it. I’ll cut the jargon, keep the data punchy, and add a visual twist that feels meme‑worthy. Let me know what key insight you want to highlight, and I’ll draft a short script that turns that bar chart into a viral moment.
Vidioshka
Okay, let’s spotlight the 42 percent spike in user retention after the UI overhaul—make that bar pop like a meme, then drop the hook: “Did you see that?” That’s the moment that’ll get people double‑tapping.
Adept
Hey, check this out—this bar isn’t just a bar, it’s a 42‑percent jump in user retention after the UI revamp. Drop the “Did you see that?” right after the bar pops up and watch the double‑taps roll in. Keep it fast, keep it bold, keep it meme‑worthy.