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@andreastolpeofficialAndrea Stolpe

Professor: @Berklee Online Songwriter: Faith Hill & More The 50 Songs Every Songwriter Should Listen To (Free Guide) ⬇️

card updated Oct 17, 2026 · 12 clips parsed · following 425 · 718,600 likes total

Engagement10.45%above average

Account summary

@andreastolpeofficial has 74,000 followers and 961 videos. Across the 12 parsed clips the average is 31,929 views and 3,231 likes. Engagement to views is 10.45%, which is above average for TikTok. On the newer half of the feed the response is falling (−2.69 pp). Posts roughly 0.1 times a week. An average clip reaches 43% of the follower count.

Followers
74K
+300 in period
Engagement
10.45%
−2.69 pp newer half
Average views
31.9K
median 1.6K
Likes per clip
3.2K
57 comments avg
Shares / saves
48 / 928
2.91% of viewers save
Posting rate
0.1 / wk
reach 43% of followers

Latest clips

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Your chords may already know what your song is about. Play the same st — @andreastolpeofficial1.6K0:47Your chords may already know what your song is about. Play the same starting chord, then change what comes next. Notice 890110When I first started writing songs, I thought good lyrics had to sound — @andreastolpeofficial1.5K1:09When I first started writing songs, I thought good lyrics had to sound poetic.   At 16, I was reaching for lines like “c96418Want to write melodies faster? Try building a whole song section with  — @andreastolpeofficial1.6K1:17Want to write melodies faster?   Try building a whole song section with just two contrasting melodic ideas or motifs.   1434447When a lyric isn’t landing, I usually look at 3 things: Is the rhyme b — @andreastolpeofficial1.6K0:41When a lyric isn’t landing, I usually look at 3 things: Is the rhyme believable, or did I bend the meaning just to make 1343342As songwriters, we grow by making space to write what we know. That me — @andreastolpeofficial1K0:16As songwriters, we grow by making space to write what we know. That means not chasing what sounds good for someone else 753111Your next chord progression might only need one unexpected chord. In t — @andreastolpeofficial9791:19Your next chord progression might only need one unexpected chord. In the key of G major, try moving from G to E♭ major, 775345Here’s a little songwriting challenge for you: Try finishing this sect — @andreastolpeofficial6.6K0:46Here’s a little songwriting challenge for you: Try finishing this section in your own way. Write the last line, and pay 283264872A lyric can start to feel cheesy when it asks the listener to feel mor — @andreastolpeofficial2K1:06A lyric can start to feel cheesy when it asks the listener to feel more emotion than the words have actually created. Wh1263331One small songwriting choice can completely change how your chorus fee — @andreastolpeofficial4.4K1:20One small songwriting choice can completely change how your chorus feels. Instead of resolving to the tonic (the "one" c3411328208As songwriters and artists, we spend so much time worrying about the n — @andreastolpeofficial1.2K0:31As songwriters and artists, we spend so much time worrying about the numbers, the pressure around social media, the trai834111I’d love to have you in our community. Click the link in my bio to exp — @andreastolpeofficial736I’d love to have you in our community. Click the link in my bio to explore what’s best for you based on your journey. So22024How do you typically use the one chord, or the tonic? #songwriting #so — @andreastolpeofficial359.9K0:55How do you typically use the one chord, or the tonic? #songwriting #songwritingtips #songwriting101 #learnwithme #teache37.3K37652510.6K

Engagement per clip

12 parsed clips · newest on the right · click a bar to open the clip peak: 10.6% ER
Jun 17Aug 19Aug 31

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