In this eye-opening episode of Fancy’s Unfiltered, we intended to discuss social media but ended up diving deep into some of the most significant issues our society faces today. Joined by social media strategist Dominic Gil, founder of Social Media Visual, we explore not only how things go viral but also the broader role of social media in shaping political discourse, religious perspectives, and societal values.

We discuss:

• How content goes viral and tips for riding those viral waves
• The mechanics of social media algorithms and strategies for growth
• Politics, religion, and the role of social media in shaping national conversations
• The impact of social media on controversial topics like abortion

This episode is a must-watch for anyone looking to understand how social media influences real-world issues.

Warning: We touch on some heavy topics that may not be for the faint of heart. This episode takes a more serious tone than usual but remains an essential conversation for our times.

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Fancy’s Unfiltered – Mental Health & Mayhem Edition!

In tonight's episode, we bring you a wild ride through mental health, inner peace, and a whole lot of current events with zero filter. Our special guest, Kaleigha Fitch, joins the chaos as we try to balance calm vibes with the dumpster fire that is modern news. Spoiler: it's a mess, but it's hilarious.

Can you really meditate your way out of a world where everything’s on fire? We’re about to find out, and let’s just say… we’ve got some opinions! Grab your favorite drink, sit back, and brace yourself for some unfiltered truth bombs (and a lot of laughs).

#MentalHealthMadness #PeaceAndOpinions #UnfilteredChaos #FancyTalks #CurrentEvents

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We sat down with Marshall tonight and as always, we discussed a wide range of topics. A passionate topic for both Marshall and Daniel is their pursuit of personal peace and growth while somehow trying to manage to slow down... Join us as we talk fatherhood, 80hr work weeks and the daily challenges to accomplish goals.