A woman on TikTok has got her 2 million followers guessing what she does for a living. Watch below as she tries to convince her followers she's a baseball player, hairdresser and farmer in three of her videos:
Natalie Rose, 25, likes to keep her followers guessing as they can't figure out what her career is.
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One minute she works at an ice cream parlour, next she's fishing and sometimes goes for a round or two of golf.
The trend began where she posted a clip of her and a colleague dancing to the Black Eyed Peas' 'My Humps' in what looked to some viewers to be nurses' scrubs.
Someone wrote critically in the comments: "Remember when you're a nurse and you're suppose [sic] to be taking care of people but instead you're on TikTok."
Natalie responded with a video where she dances to the same song, but this time with a sign reading: "I'm not a nurse."
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She wrote in the caption of the video: "Let's guess what I do for a living."
And her followers didn't disappoint.
Now people habitually write 'she clearly works at [job title]' in the comments section of her videos.
For example, a user would write: 'she's clearly a police officer' or 'she's clearly a firefighter,' and then Rose would do a video 'acting' out the role.
Coincidently, her police officer and firefighter videos have been played over 23 million times each.
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The 25-year-old is from Portland, US and regularly gets millions of views per video.
As expected, some of the suggestions she gets from her followers are a bit difficult to recreate.
One user wrote: "Guys she clearly works at SpaceX."
I doubt Elon Musk would let her travel on his rocket to be honest.
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While a second user added: "She's clearly a skydiver."
It could be possible, but let's see if she has the bottle for that one. I know I don't.
A final user wrote: "No guy's she's obviously a race car driver."
You never know?
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Her TikTok fame, however, only came about after the pandemic because her previous role, at a community theatre in Utah, was cancelled due to Covid.
She told KOIN: "I started TikTok just to make some videos. I didn't care about the algorithm.
"I didn't care about followers, views, or likes."
More than a year later, Rose has 2 million followers and 50.9 million likes on TikTok.
She added: "Now many companies are in contact with me, but at the beginning of this, it was me inserting myself into people's lives.
"People really liked it, and I tried to keep it simple."
Rose is enjoying the online attention and says she is grateful for the opportunity to have made videos during the pandemic.
She concluded: "I've always said I'm very grateful from the beginning of this.
"I don't take it for granted, and I just feel humble in the whole experience."
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