Kareema Yertargyn's Instagram Reels, broken down
6,976 followers, and one Reel did 429,159 views, 11.2 times the median of the rest.
What this is
Kareema Yertargyn posts about making things with AI tools, taught one prompt at a time. The account had 6,976 followers when Scrptly analysed it on 25 May 2026, and the 7 Reels in that analysis did 3,429,865 views between them.
The Reel below was filmed when the account had 6,976 followers. Four months later it had 273,864. It did 429,159 views, which is 61.5 views for every follower on the account and 11.2 times the median of the Reels analysed alongside it.
Each line is the transcribed audio from the opening seconds, left exactly as spoken. 3 of the 6 are Kareema talking to camera; the rest open on a visual and are marked as such.
Opening shot
[piano music] [knocks] What the?
2.8MviewsWatch
“You can create this with one prompt.”
429.2KviewsWatch
“You can create this without PromStyle.”
101.8KviewsWatch
Opening shot
Here's how you're gonna create this trend on your phone.
38.2KviewsWatch
“I'm not creative at all.”
29.4KviewsWatch
Opening shot
Visual hook: Miranda Priestly with white hair, sunglasses, and fur coat holding magazine
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The hook is a promise about effort, not output
"You can create this with one prompt." Six words, and the number is the whole argument.
Every AI tutorial promises a result. This one promises the result costs almost nothing, and one is the smallest number that can be claimed. A viewer who believes it has no reason not to try, which is why a 30 second Reel on a 6,976 follower account did 429,159 views.
61.5 views for every follower
The Reels analysed ran from 2,797,756 down to 15,243, with a median of 38,227. The one that broke out did 11.2 times that median, against 101,788, 29,367, 15,243 for the next scripted Reels on the account.
That ratio is the only reason this account is on the site. 429,159 views means nothing on its own, because a large account produces large numbers by existing. 11.2 times the account's own median is a statement about the Reel.
The account grew from 6,976 to 273,864 while this was running
Scrptly analysed the account three times: 2,722 followers on 6 May 2026, 6,976 on 25 May, and 273,864 on 10 September. The Reel on this page is from the second of those. The figures here are deliberately the ones that were true when it was published, because 61.5 views per follower is only meaningful against the audience it actually had.
Scrptly picks Reels on performance against the creator's own baseline, not on raw views. Every figure here is from the analysis, not estimated.
| Check | This Reel | Floor |
|---|---|---|
| Followers | 6,976 (preferred tier) | 5,000 to 2,000,000 |
| Views per follower | 61.5x | 3x |
| Views over own median | 11.2x | 2x |
| Like rate | 9.68% | 3% |
| Comment rate | 1.245% | 0.03% |
| Hook strength | 9 of 10 | 7 |
| Retention score | 88 | 75 |
| Words of transcript | 89 | 60 |
The hooks Kareema uses
| Hook pattern | What it does | From which Reel |
|---|---|---|
| Count the effort, not the result | "One prompt" prices the whole thing. The smallest possible number is the claim. | The 429.2K Reel. |
| Name the tool you are not using | "You can create this without PromStyle" is a hook aimed at people who already hit a paywall. | The 101.8K Reel. |
| Disqualify yourself first | "I'm not creative at all" removes the excuse the viewer was about to make. | The 29.4K Reel. |
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