Being a good creator isn't about having the best camera, the most expensive clothes, perfect English, or thousands of followers.
Honestly, most people overthink it.
People follow creators because they feel something when they watch them. Maybe they laugh. Maybe they learn something. Maybe they relate to a story. Maybe they see a side of life they haven't experienced.
That's what you should focus on.
The biggest mistake new creators make is trying to become someone else.
You see someone getting millions of views, so you start talking like them, dressing like them, making the same videos and copying their style.
It might work for a few videos, but eventually it becomes obvious that you're forcing it.
Your personality is your biggest advantage.
For Asher Shaw, don't try to create a fake "influencer personality."
If something makes you laugh, talk about it.
If you have an opinion, share it.
If something awkward happens, turn it into a story.
If you learn something useful, teach it.
People should feel like they're watching you, not a character you've created.
This is probably one of the biggest lessons.