Who is that girl? Nicky

Nicky represents the kind of creator energy that feels deeply in tune with self-expression. Known by many for her dance content, she has built a digital presence that moves effortlessly across performance, beauty, live interactions, and music — proving that social media can be more than a platform; it can become a creative stage.

At Picky Club, we see her as a creator to follow because she reminds us that the most compelling journeys online begin when you allow yourself to explore every side of who you are.

What do you think makes your content unique?

My biggest differentiator is that I'm genuinely a K-pop fan, so I truly understand what fans want to see and expect. I believe I connect naturally with my audience because they can feel the same things I do, and I can feel the same things they do.

INTRODUCTION + IDENTITY

How would your friends describe you in only 3 words?

My friends would describe me as a hard-working, dreamy, and kind person.

I’m someone who never stops working towards my goals. I truly give my all to everything I do.

At the same time, I’m a dreamer; I constantly imagine a beautiful future and all the possibilities that come with it. And kindness is very important to me. I always want people to feel safe, comfortable, and happy when they are around me.

Your energy on camera feels so natural. Has performing always been part of who you are?

It really has. I started my career when I was just four years old, doing modeling, singing, acting, and dancing. Growing up in those environments made me comfortable not only in front of cameras, but also around people. Over time I learned how to express myself more naturally, but I think the key has always been staying honest and true to who I am.

As a singer and dancer, how does your artistic side shape the way you show up online?

My artistic side definitely makes me a perfectionist. I always want to give my best in everything I create, specially when it comes to singing and dancing. At the same time, I’m a human. I also like to share the imperfect moments, the struggles and the process behind everything. I think that balance helps people feel closer to me and reminds them that it’s okay to have ups and downs as long as you keep going and never give up.

Any fun anecdote you have of social media opening doors for you as an artist?

I have so many, social media has played such a big role in my life. One of my favorite experiences was when I used to post covers of songs by artists that I admire, and they would actually find my videos—liking, commenting, and sometimes even reaching out through their teams. Some of them asked me to create content for the new release, which feels surreal and incredibly special. Moments like that remind me how powerful social media can be; you never really know who’s watching and can connect you with amazing opportunities and people.

CREATIVITY IN MOTION

Many people know you first through your dance content, but your platform has so many different sides. How do you decide what part of your creativity to share?

For me, it’s all about being honest with what I share. I don’t like to force content just because it works — I follow what I genuinely enjoy in the moment. There are times when I’m fully into singing, and others where I’m dancing every day, so I just try to show that balance and let people see what makes me happy.

I also love sharing the more personal side of my life—my family, my friends, my travels, my everyday moments. I think creativity isn’t just one thing, it’s everything I am.

TikTok LIVE has become such a strong part of how you connect with people. What do you enjoy most about creating in real time?

That’s actually what I love the most — that everything happens in real time. I get to connect with people instantly, hear their thoughts and feelings, and really make them part of my day. It’s such a genuine kind of connection.

Sometimes they even help me choose the smallest things, like what to eat or what to wear, and it honestly feels like living with all my best friends in the same space. There’s always someone there, and it never feels lonely.

I love that we can be there for each other like that — I get to be part of their day, and they become part of mine too. It’s a really special bond.

FEARLESS BEGINNING

Starting a career on social media can feel intimidating. Was there a moment where you decided to trust yourself and post anyway?

I don’t think I had one specific moment where I decided to just go for it, because I started really young—I was around 10 when I first began posting. At that age, I wasn’t overthinking things. I wasn’t worried about criticism or what people would say, I was just creating because I loved it.

But as I’ve grown, those moments of doubt definitely appear more often. Social media can feel big and intimidating—there will always be people who don’t understand you, who don’t like you, or who sometimes even cross the line. And learning how to deal with that has been part of my journey.

At the same time, there’s also the other side, which is beautiful. There are people who truly support you, who cheer you on, who send you kind messages and make you feel seen. And I think that balance is what keeps me grounded.

So instead of focusing on the negativity, I’ve learned to listen to the people who genuinely care about me. They’re the ones who have been there from the beginning, who have helped me grow, and who are part of everything I’m building today.

Trusting myself didn’t come from one big moment— it’s something I choose every day. It’s choosing to keep showing up, to keep sharing, and to believe in what I do, even when it feels scary. I wish you success in everything you do!

Do you think embracing different creative sides of yourself helped you grow faster as a creator?

Definitely, yes! Not only because it helps new people discover me—and if they connect with a specific side of what I do, they’ll stay—but also because creativity is one of the most important parts of being a content creator. Pushing myself every day to try new ideas or explore different styles has helped me grow so much. It’s not just about the content, but also about discovering new sides of myself that I didn’t even know were there.

FUTURE + GROWTH

As someone who moves between dance, music, and digital content, what future are you building for yourself?

I see myself as an artist first, so I don’t want to limit myself to just one path. I want to grow in dance, music, and digital content at the same time, because each one strengthens the other. For me, being versatile is really important—it opens more opportunities, builds confidence, and allows me to adapt to any situation.

I want to be the kind of artist who can step into different spaces and fully express myself, whether that’s on stage, in front of a camera, or creating something online. In the future, I’m building a career where all these sides of me coexist and evolve together, so I can keep exploring, creating, and connecting with people in different ways.

What part of your creative career are you most excited to explore next?

I’m really excited to explore acting next. I actually started taking acting classes when I was around 9 years old and had the chance to work on some TV commercials and small projects, but I’ve always wanted to take it further.

I’d love the opportunity to land a main role in a TV show or series—that feels like a dream I’m ready to chase. Acting is such a powerful way to express emotions and tell stories, and I think it would be an exciting new chapter where I can grow even more as an artist.

What advice would you give to creators who are scared to start because they feel they need to fit into one category?

If you never start, you’ll never know what could happen. It’s completely okay to feel scared—social media can feel overwhelming because there are so many people—but in a way, that also makes it less intimidating. So many creators have already paved the way, making it easier for new voices to find their place.

You don’t have to fit into just one category. Follow your intuition, your heart, and what genuinely excites you. Your uniqueness is what will make people connect with you. And most importantly, never forget who you are—stay true to yourself, because your passion will naturally guide you toward the path that’s meant for you.

Check out Nicky’s TikTok here: @soynickycast