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Get Ready with the New Get Ready With Me Content Format

Simple sound, simple transition, and done in 10 seconds. This GRWM format may be your new favorite.

17 September 2026 0 Views

Get Ready with the New Get Ready With Me Content Format

TL;DR

Trends
Checkpoint-like GRWM format trend
Views
15M+ combined views from 5 sampled videos in 10 days; 5.4M+ for the highest-performing one.
Format
Cut-to-cut, transition at every checkpoint + trend-specific sound.
Why It Works
Easy to remake, low barrier to entry, and doesn’t hurt viewers’ attention span because of how short the duration is to show the payoff.
Use It When
You want to make an easy GRWM video that doesn’t need many editing skills and grabs viewers’ attention.

What is this trend about

Get Ready With Me (GRWM) is such a classic content format when it comes to daily vlogs, especially for the beauty and fashion niche. For years, people have been making new versions of it, and this is one of them

Views 15.1M Shares 10.3K Likes 1.4M

With a trend-specific sound, creators cater to viewers' attention spans by making nugget-sized, chewable progress that later shows the payoff in one video.

This strategy is somehow genius. Why?

The fast-paced transition hooks the viewers, giving them the effect of “Wait, what?” while they’re still trying to process the video.

The whole process is shown in only 10 seconds.

As we stated before, it doesn’t hurt the attention span of the viewers. Yet because of it, viewers are rewatching it over and over again to see every detail of the video.

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Views 11.8M Shares 5.7K Likes 730.8K
Views 2.2M Shares 17.4K Likes 305.0K
Views 2.0M Shares 2.2K Likes 287.7K
Views 724.9K Shares 2.8K Likes 153.1K

With total combined views of 15M+ for 5 videos in 10 days and the highest one hitting 5.4M+, this trend is emerging rapidly every day. The sound itself is now being used in 77.7K+ videos. Now is the time for you to be a part of it.

The formula

You want to recreate this genius approach? Great. These are some things to note:

  • showing the process from start to end, sectioned
  • using the trend-specific sound

Keep it short. Easy to understand, easy to bite, and easy to replay.

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