How it works:
 
  Step 1: Use the audio - Justin Bieber saying: “It’s not clocking to you that I’m standing on business.”
  Step 2: Lip-sync or react with a subtle eye-roll, knowing smirk, or deadpan frustration.
  Step 3: Add overlay text that sets the scene - something that shows you are standing on business, even if no one seems to get it.

   Ideas musicians & creators can use:
 
       - “When I tell them music is my full-time job and they ask what I do ‘on the side’”
       - “When my cousin says ‘you still doing that music thing?’”
       - “When they say I dropped a song ‘just for fun’ after three weeks of mixing”
       - “When I try to explain royalties to someone who thinks I should ‘get a real job’”
       - “When I say I’m in the studio till 3am and they reply ‘lol fun’”
       - “When they treat your EP like a hobby but expect Beyoncé results”
 
  Why it works:
 
  Because let’s be honest - creative work is business. And this trend captures that moment of low-key frustration we’ve all felt: when people don’t take your process seriously, even though you live and breathe it.
 
  It’s short. It’s sharp. And it lets you clap back without saying a word. Use it to highlight your grind, poke fun at outdated mindsets, or just vibe through the disconnect with style.