Five Gen Z-approved tips to create awesome content with the Samsung Galaxy A73 5G

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As a generation that grew up with technology, members of Gen Z have naturally developed a knack for content creation, with many going on to achieve massive fame on various social media platforms. They’ve shared aesthetic photos on Instagram, showcased their lives on YouTube, and flaunted their wacky side on TikTok. Many have found viral success through dance challenges, comedic skits, or mini-vlogs, proving just how creative and talented this generation is when it comes to content creation. While Gen Z seems to have an innate eye and love for content creation, it is still a competitive game to level up on social media. To keep up, here are a few tips that can easily be done using a reliable smartphone packed with features that are sure to help everyone create more awesome content. Seize the light. Content creation usually starts with finding ideal topics and visuals that most Gen Zs can relate to. Whatever topic you decide to go w
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Asia's Got Talent, Premiere launch in Ayala Triangle Gardens

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AXN in Ayala Triangle Gardens.
Last March 12, 2015, a flash mob dance occupy the open air space of Ayala Triangle around 12 noon, the mob movers and shakers is all about the the premiere telecast of Asia's Got Talent on AXN that same day. This event is called Asia's Got Talent premiere day lunch. The Mob features talents in different forms in harmony with one music to dance.
AXN,  is the leader of regionally-produced thrilling original content in Asia with notable successful ratings.

Asia's Got Talent, the biggest talent competition in the world features some of the region’s most incredible performing artists, and it is sceduled every thursday 8.05pm (SG, MY, PH)  in Singapore and will be aired across 20 territories including South East Asia, South Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

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