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StreetTalk has reached 8 figures in ARR and $100M in attributable revenue. Today we're Introducing AGC: Authentic Generated Content™. AGC is the world's first ad that nobody knows is an ad. Advertising has become fake: -Celebrity endorsements became Influencer Marketing. -Influencer marketing became "UGC" -and now we have AI UGC... People want to buy from other people. 71% of consumers regret influencer driven purchases.  We built AGC to be completely different.  How it works: 1. We record hours of footage of real people using your product.  2. We clip these reactions into creative using our team of real human editors. The key difference: instead of strategizing content, we shoot hours of real authentic reactions then we clips these reactions rather than the other way around. It's @garyvee method of documenting and not creating. So far it's working: on avg AGC leads to a 4x ROAS on new customer revenue.  Everything in my life has lead to this moment. In highschool I was called “an idiot ”. I was in special ed. I dropped out of college with a 2.1 GPA with full conviction Street Interviews were the future of advertising.  I had a massive chip on my shoulder. I still do. I channel that energy into building StreetTalk. This is my life’s work. If you’re a client, friend or supporter, from the bottom of my heart, thank you.
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StreetTalk has reached 8 figures in ARR and $100M in attributable revenue. Today we're Introducing AGC: Authentic Generated Content™. AGC is the world's first ad that nobody knows is an ad. Advertising has become fake: -Celebrity endorsements became Influencer Marketing. -Influencer marketing became "UGC" -and now we have AI UGC... People want to buy from other people. 71% of consumers regret influencer driven purchases.  We built AGC to be completely different.  How it works: 1. We record hours of footage of real people using your product.  2. We clip these reactions into creative using our team of real human editors. The key difference: instead of strategizing content, we shoot hours of real authentic reactions then we clips these reactions rather than the other way around. It's @garyvee method of documenting and not creating. So far it's working: on avg AGC leads to a 4x ROAS on new customer revenue.  Everything in my life has lead to this moment. In highschool I was called “an idiot ”. I was in special ed. I dropped out of college with a 2.1 GPA with full conviction Street Interviews were the future of advertising.  I had a massive chip on my shoulder. I still do. I channel that energy into building StreetTalk. This is my life’s work. If you’re a client, friend or supporter, from the bottom of my heart, thank you.
This felt surreal I pitched @jakepaul my idea to do street interviews for brands last summer HE LOVED IT- so that night I quit my job 3 months later I DROPPED OUT of college to go ALL IN on STREET INTERVIEWS Now- 1.5 years and 47 team members later - I got to share how far I took this idea WE ARE JUST WARMING UP STREET INTERVIEWS TO THE MOON
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This felt surreal I pitched @jakepaul my idea to do street interviews for brands last summer HE LOVED IT- so that night I quit my job 3 months later I DROPPED OUT of college to go ALL IN on STREET INTERVIEWS Now- 1.5 years and 47 team members later - I got to share how far I took this idea WE ARE JUST WARMING UP STREET INTERVIEWS TO THE MOON
Today, I’m excited to announce my company 203Media has rebranded to @heyStreetTalk the #1 Street Interview ad agency for Consumer brands. For the past 18 months I've been running around parks with a microphone doing street interviews for Grüns, Dr. Squatch, Magic Spoon, and 100+ other brands. Now we’re leveling up. I convinced @JesseEis - who scaled Tinuiti from $2M to $200M+ to leave corporate America and become my partner at StreetTalk. He walked away from running a massive company to join a 22-year-old who was couch surfing a year ago. Why? Because Jesse saw what I learned on those cold nights in November: Your customers trust strangers more than they trust your scripted actors or paid influencers. Think about it: - You spend $50K on a commercial that looks "authentic" - The sales rarely follow - Meanwhile, one real person's genuine reaction goes viral That's what StreetTalk solves. We put your product in front of real people. Capture real reactions. Turn those moments into content that converts. We capture the moment someone discovers your product. That raw, honest reaction? That's what sells. Because in 2025, authenticity isn't a nice-to-have. It's the only thing that breaks through the noise. Welcome to StreetTalk. Now shooting content for January 2026 delivery.
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Today, I’m excited to announce my company 203Media has rebranded to @heyStreetTalk the #1 Street Interview ad agency for Consumer brands. For the past 18 months I've been running around parks with a microphone doing street interviews for Grüns, Dr. Squatch, Magic Spoon, and 100+ other brands. Now we’re leveling up. I convinced @JesseEis - who scaled Tinuiti from $2M to $200M+ to leave corporate America and become my partner at StreetTalk. He walked away from running a massive company to join a 22-year-old who was couch surfing a year ago. Why? Because Jesse saw what I learned on those cold nights in November: Your customers trust strangers more than they trust your scripted actors or paid influencers. Think about it: - You spend $50K on a commercial that looks "authentic" - The sales rarely follow - Meanwhile, one real person's genuine reaction goes viral That's what StreetTalk solves. We put your product in front of real people. Capture real reactions. Turn those moments into content that converts. We capture the moment someone discovers your product. That raw, honest reaction? That's what sells. Because in 2025, authenticity isn't a nice-to-have. It's the only thing that breaks through the noise. Welcome to StreetTalk. Now shooting content for January 2026 delivery.

I have 8 best friends We all run multi million/ year bootstrapped B2b business We share an office in NYC We ALL made our first million through content None of us have more than 50k followers We just exploit our niche and RIP

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I have 8 best friends We all run multi million/ year bootstrapped B2b business We share an office in NYC We ALL made our first million through content None of us have more than 50k followers We just exploit our niche and RIP
.@businessbarista co-founded and sold @MorningBrew for $75 Million Now he's building @tenex_labs - the fastest growing bootstrapped company in the U.S This is his story
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.@businessbarista co-founded and sold @MorningBrew for $75 Million Now he's building @tenex_labs - the fastest growing bootstrapped company in the U.S This is his story

We just became the top spending Ad For a $15 billion company Holy shit

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We just became the top spending Ad For a $15 billion company Holy shit
Two years ago, I sent this text to my frat that made me a millionaire. I was 21, sitting in my apartment at Syracuse, staring at my phone for an hour before I could hit send. It went to my fraternity group chat. The guys I had lived with, partied with, and called my best friends for three years. I told them I was taking a leave of absence to build a street interview business. I was moving to either New York or Miami, and I did not even know which one yet. I just knew I was leaving by morning. I sent one more message after that. "Come to 611 tonight." That was our house. Everyone showed up to say goodbye. I left the next morning, and I never came back. Some of the guys in that chat thought I had lost my mind. A few told me to come back and finish school. Most of them had no idea what street interviews even meant. I still have that group chat. The same guys who told me to come back now send me every article and podcast I am featured in. They hype every win louder than anyone on my team does. The screenshot of that text is still in my phone. I read it when things get hard because it reminds me what it cost to start. Everything I have built came from being willing to send one terrifying message and then actually follow through on it.
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Two years ago, I sent this text to my frat that made me a millionaire. I was 21, sitting in my apartment at Syracuse, staring at my phone for an hour before I could hit send. It went to my fraternity group chat. The guys I had lived with, partied with, and called my best friends for three years. I told them I was taking a leave of absence to build a street interview business. I was moving to either New York or Miami, and I did not even know which one yet. I just knew I was leaving by morning. I sent one more message after that. "Come to 611 tonight." That was our house. Everyone showed up to say goodbye. I left the next morning, and I never came back. Some of the guys in that chat thought I had lost my mind. A few told me to come back and finish school. Most of them had no idea what street interviews even meant. I still have that group chat. The same guys who told me to come back now send me every article and podcast I am featured in. They hype every win louder than anyone on my team does. The screenshot of that text is still in my phone. I read it when things get hard because it reminds me what it cost to start. Everything I have built came from being willing to send one terrifying message and then actually follow through on it.
I’ve been secretly working on something and I haven’t said a word until now… I’ve been working with @whop to start "Whop on the street." A series where I interview the most savage entrepreneurs. Yesterday was a SURREAL full circle moment where I interviewed @GadzhiIman In the same park in NYC where I built my Street interview Ad agency I Used to watch his YouTube videos aspiring to make my first dollar - couldn't be more surreal A lot more to come soon, but incredibly grateful for all of the love and support from everyone on this platform. Anything is possible chase your dreams
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I’ve been secretly working on something and I haven’t said a word until now… I’ve been working with @whop to start "Whop on the street." A series where I interview the most savage entrepreneurs. Yesterday was a SURREAL full circle moment where I interviewed @GadzhiIman In the same park in NYC where I built my Street interview Ad agency I Used to watch his YouTube videos aspiring to make my first dollar - couldn't be more surreal A lot more to come soon, but incredibly grateful for all of the love and support from everyone on this platform. Anything is possible chase your dreams

I love this man

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I love this man

Fuck investors Bootstrapping this shit Til I fucking die

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Fuck investors Bootstrapping this shit Til I fucking die

Just got stopped in NYC Someone asking me to try a gum brand I asked what company they were working for They said "StreetTalk" we do these interviews for brands They had no idea who I was.... That was a top 3 moment since starting this business

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Just got stopped in NYC Someone asking me to try a gum brand I asked what company they were working for They said "StreetTalk" we do these interviews for brands They had no idea who I was.... That was a top 3 moment since starting this business
I quit an internship at BLADE the night before I started. Today their HR director thanked me for it. Last summer, I’d landed a sales internship at BLADE - the “Private Helicopter/ Jet service in NYC" The Sunday night before I was supposed to start, I Emailed Anthony (their Head of HR) at 9pm. “I can’t take the job.” That week, I’d made $3,000 asking strangers about protein powder in Washington Square Park. Something about it felt more real than sitting in an office. BLADE thought I was insane. Today, 14 months later, he saw me filming street interviews and stopped me. “I’ve been following your journey since that phone call. You built something nobody else saw coming.” Then he said something that hit different: “Most people would’ve taken the safe path. The internship. The resume line. The normal trajectory. You bet on yourself when you had nothing to bet with.” We’re now at $3M run rate. 46 employees. Working with the biggest brands in the world. That BLADE internship would’ve been a great opportunity. But I would’ve been building someone else’s dream instead of mine. Sometimes the stupidest decision on paper is the smartest decision for your life. The safe path would’ve been safer. It also would’ve been smaller.
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I quit an internship at BLADE the night before I started. Today their HR director thanked me for it. Last summer, I’d landed a sales internship at BLADE - the “Private Helicopter/ Jet service in NYC" The Sunday night before I was supposed to start, I Emailed Anthony (their Head of HR) at 9pm. “I can’t take the job.” That week, I’d made $3,000 asking strangers about protein powder in Washington Square Park. Something about it felt more real than sitting in an office. BLADE thought I was insane. Today, 14 months later, he saw me filming street interviews and stopped me. “I’ve been following your journey since that phone call. You built something nobody else saw coming.” Then he said something that hit different: “Most people would’ve taken the safe path. The internship. The resume line. The normal trajectory. You bet on yourself when you had nothing to bet with.” We’re now at $3M run rate. 46 employees. Working with the biggest brands in the world. That BLADE internship would’ve been a great opportunity. But I would’ve been building someone else’s dream instead of mine. Sometimes the stupidest decision on paper is the smartest decision for your life. The safe path would’ve been safer. It also would’ve been smaller.
What started as a 21 year old college dropout with a dream Is becoming an advertising movement Thank you @WSJ for coming out and documenting my story We are just getting fucking started STREET INTERVIEW Ads TO THE MOON
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What started as a 21 year old college dropout with a dream Is becoming an advertising movement Thank you @WSJ for coming out and documenting my story We are just getting fucking started STREET INTERVIEW Ads TO THE MOON
I left my marketing class to take a call with Rob Gronkowski. That 30-min conversation my life forever. September 2023. Syracuse University. Senior year. I'm sitting in marketing class, sweating bullets. For weeks, I'd been living a double life: → Tues-Sun: Filming street interviews in NYC → Mon-Tues: Rushing back for classes I'd missed almost every lecture. One more absence? Automatic fail. Then my phone buzzes: "Rob Gronkowski's team wants to talk." I looked at the professor. Looked at my phone. Walked out. Crouched next to the bathroom, laptop balanced on my knees, I took the call. Chris Gronkowski (Rob's brother) cuts to the chase: "We want you to do street interviews for Ice Shaker. How much?" I'm starstruck. "$4,000 for 30 videos." "Cool. Send the contract." I snapped my laptop shut. Sprinted to my apartment. Grabbed everything I owned. Drove straight to my buddy Matt's couch in NYC. Here's the thing about dropping out that nobody tells you: It's not about hating school. It's about recognizing a once-in-a-lifetime window. I had two options: 1. Finish my degree and watch this opportunity vanish 2. Go all-in and build something nobody else was touching So I took a chance and started 203Media where we've generated millions in revenue for our clients. School works for some. It didn't work for me.
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I left my marketing class to take a call with Rob Gronkowski. That 30-min conversation my life forever. September 2023. Syracuse University. Senior year. I'm sitting in marketing class, sweating bullets. For weeks, I'd been living a double life: → Tues-Sun: Filming street interviews in NYC → Mon-Tues: Rushing back for classes I'd missed almost every lecture. One more absence? Automatic fail. Then my phone buzzes: "Rob Gronkowski's team wants to talk." I looked at the professor. Looked at my phone. Walked out. Crouched next to the bathroom, laptop balanced on my knees, I took the call. Chris Gronkowski (Rob's brother) cuts to the chase: "We want you to do street interviews for Ice Shaker. How much?" I'm starstruck. "$4,000 for 30 videos." "Cool. Send the contract." I snapped my laptop shut. Sprinted to my apartment. Grabbed everything I owned. Drove straight to my buddy Matt's couch in NYC. Here's the thing about dropping out that nobody tells you: It's not about hating school. It's about recognizing a once-in-a-lifetime window. I had two options: 1. Finish my degree and watch this opportunity vanish 2. Go all-in and build something nobody else was touching So I took a chance and started 203Media where we've generated millions in revenue for our clients. School works for some. It didn't work for me.

What's your buddy's name? Sounds like a sick agency offer tho

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What's your buddy's name? Sounds like a sick agency offer tho
2 years ago I was in college. Today, I'm doing what I always dreamed of. Thank you to my friends, clients, and everyone that has believed in me since I was just a kid running around Washington Square Park with a dream. @thesamparr @zachmstuck @Seanfrank @mrsharma @yo @businessbarista @austin_rief @thebrettway @KosherPlug @OisinO @TJ_Bongiorno @theNOBSdentist @orenmeetsworld @john @FarroYossi @stevenborrelli @CliftonSellers @landforce @codyplof @JeremyThurswell @theisaacmed @Jayyanginspires @Jaredorkin @zach_yadegari @oliverbrocato @mattepstein @MattMullenax @jordanmenard @thedanielokon @danfleyshman @jspeiser @brian_blum1 @geoffwoo @markbrazil @JoshJDurham @ecomchasedimond @ajv @connorrolain @couuor @connordault @jakecastilloooo @AaronJNosbisch @danielcberk @andrewfoxwell @maxwellcopy
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2 years ago I was in college. Today, I'm doing what I always dreamed of. Thank you to my friends, clients, and everyone that has believed in me since I was just a kid running around Washington Square Park with a dream. @thesamparr @zachmstuck @Seanfrank @mrsharma @yo @businessbarista @austin_rief @thebrettway @KosherPlug @OisinO @TJ_Bongiorno @theNOBSdentist @orenmeetsworld @john @FarroYossi @stevenborrelli @CliftonSellers @landforce @codyplof @JeremyThurswell @theisaacmed @Jayyanginspires @Jaredorkin @zach_yadegari @oliverbrocato @mattepstein @MattMullenax @jordanmenard @thedanielokon @danfleyshman @jspeiser @brian_blum1 @geoffwoo @markbrazil @JoshJDurham @ecomchasedimond @ajv @connorrolain @couuor @connordault @jakecastilloooo @AaronJNosbisch @danielcberk @andrewfoxwell @maxwellcopy
Thank you for having us @RyanSerhant WE ARE BUILDING THE FUTURE OF MEDIA BRICK BY BRICK 🧱 STREET INTERVIEWS TO THE MOON
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Thank you for having us @RyanSerhant WE ARE BUILDING THE FUTURE OF MEDIA BRICK BY BRICK 🧱 STREET INTERVIEWS TO THE MOON
Was having dinner with @brian_blum1 last night Catching up and having a wonderful evening After telling the waiter 4 TIMES I AM DEATHLY ALLERGIC TO NUTS The waiter came out and handed me my walnut infested pasta and watched me inhale it Brian made a SPRINT to a bodega - got the Benadryl Called 911 Stayed with my in the ER til midnight You don't know if someone is a true friend until you need them to step up. @benmlevy we now need this level of focus on his next venture.
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Was having dinner with @brian_blum1 last night Catching up and having a wonderful evening After telling the waiter 4 TIMES I AM DEATHLY ALLERGIC TO NUTS The waiter came out and handed me my walnut infested pasta and watched me inhale it Brian made a SPRINT to a bodega - got the Benadryl Called 911 Stayed with my in the ER til midnight You don't know if someone is a true friend until you need them to step up. @benmlevy we now need this level of focus on his next venture.
I was woken up at 4:50am by @maxwellcopy Recording training material for his team Max already has one of the largest email / SMS agencies Working with the biggest DTC brands... But still grinds like he has nothing. Bet the house on this kid winning.
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I was woken up at 4:50am by @maxwellcopy Recording training material for his team Max already has one of the largest email / SMS agencies Working with the biggest DTC brands... But still grinds like he has nothing. Bet the house on this kid winning.
Great weekend in NYC This is the best city on earth Work hard. Play hard.
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Great weekend in NYC This is the best city on earth Work hard. Play hard.

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Josh Suggs (@joshsuggss) has 7.19K X followers with a 0.68% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 1.87K posts, Josh Suggs received 23.7K total likes and 4.09M impressions, averaging 12.7 likes per post. This page tracks Josh Suggs's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

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