Andy Peng reveals how he works just two hours a day and earns six figures

By Liam On Dec 4, 2022

A TikTok star has revealed how she makes more money than a doctor, despite sleeping late and working just two hours every day.

Andy Peng, known as Andy the Sk on social media, has amassed more than 4.6 million followers on TikTok thanks to his outrageous pranks.

Speaking exclusively to Daily Mail Australia, the star, 21, from Sydney, revealed how she dropped out of university to pursue a full-time influencer career, which began when she was “gaming and making videos” while bored with studying. for her HSC exams.

Andy Peng, known as Andy the Sk on social media, has amassed more than 4.6 million followers on TikTok thanks to his outrageous pranks.

Since growing her following, she has been able to travel all over the world, including London, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Mykonos, and Los Angeles. He was even offered the chance to go to Bali with Jason Derulo to do content, but he ended up turning it down due to scheduling commitments.

“I was in year 12 studying for my HSC exams, and I got really bored, so I started playing pranks on people in the library and filming it,” he explained.

‘It just started for fun, all my classmates liked it. Then I went to college and started taking TikTok a little more seriously,” she explained.

Speaking exclusively to Daily Mail Australia, the 21-year-old star from Sydney (pictured in London) revealed how she dropped out of university to pursue a career as an influencer full-time.

Quickly, but ‘organically’, he gained a following and soon saw his numbers skyrocket, leading him to make the difficult decision to drop out for his business degree, much to the disappointment of his parents.

At just 19 years old, he also quit his part-time job in real estate and moved out of his family home and moved in with some influential friends.

They didn’t take it very well. We had a big discussion.

“They tried to talk me out of it, but I had this feeling and I had to accept it,” he explained.

Now they understand it.

Since growing her following, she has been able to travel all over the world, including London, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Mykonos, and Los Angeles. He’s even been offered the chance to go to Bali with Jason Derulo, but he ended up turning it down due to scheduling. He is represented in Sydney

Now he manages to earn six figures by working just two hours a day and shooting content three or four days a week.

Andy sleeps almost every day, relaxes with friends, goes to the gym, plays basketball before editing and scheduling clips of about two hours.

“It’s okay sometimes, but it can be stressful and stuff,” he said.

After moving out of her parents’ house, she moved around AirBnBs, staying in each one for about three weeks at a time.

He also made his way to Melbourne for three months before moving to the Gold Coast, moving from state to state to dodge blockades.

But she eventually moved back to Harbor City, landing a flat in Zetland in central Sydney, where she stayed during Sydney’s 106-day lockdown in 2021.

During that time, he was invited to join Wave House, the UK’s biggest influencer house, where a group of twenty-somethings live in a £5m building. [$8.9million] mansion in the british countryside making and sharing content together.

After moving out of her parents’ house, she cycled through AirBnBs, staying in each one for about three weeks at a time.

He also made his way to Melbourne for three months before moving to the Gold Coast, moving from state to state to dodge blockades. He is represented in Rome

Unfortunately, due to the strict lockdown laws at the time, he was unable to travel.

But the setback doesn’t seem to have stopped him, with his videos reaching almost 100 million likes.

Most of his videos show him blatantly approaching apparent strangers by asking them leading questions, blatantly asking for their number, or joking around with his peers.

One of his most popular videos sees him approaching people sitting on public benches and saying, ‘excuse me, I was sitting there.’

Most of his videos show him blatantly approaching apparent strangers by asking them leading questions, blatantly asking for their number, or joking around with his peers. He is represented in Rome

Although he already reached a major career milestone at a young age, Andy hopes to continue to grow and is aiming for 10 million followers by the end of next year.

In another, he approaches McDonald’s workers telling them he ordered small fries but was given a raw potato, while many clips show him getting free samples for food vendors before fleeing.

Although he already reached a major career milestone at a young age, Andy hopes to continue to grow and is aiming for 10 million followers by the end of next year.

‘I see that social networks are still a baby. We are still in the early days.

“There is no creator fund in Australia yet, so all the money I have is through brand deals.

‘I can do TikTok for many more years. I started in 2020, probably a year late. It would have grown more if it had been before.

“I was in year 12 studying for my HSC exams, and I got really bored, so I started playing pranks on people in the library and filming it,” he explained.

‘I can do TikTok for many more years. I started in 2020, probably a year late. It would have grown more if it had been there before,’ he says.

‘The pandemic helped because everyone was at home with their phones. But it also became more difficult because we posted more people. So I posted three times a day.

Now it is much more difficult and slower. It’s much more saturated right now. But 10 million is definitely the goal.

Even though she has a laid-back approach and refuses to schedule her lifestyle, the star definitely knows how to grow her profile and always posts videos at midnight to make sure it’s prime time for her audience in the US. .us