ghida

@ghiidzz

If you've scrolled through TikTok long enough, you've probably stumbled upon a video that feels like hanging out with your funniest, most stylish friend. That’s the vibe Ghida Ismail—known to her 600K+ followers as @ghiidzz—nails effortlessly. Hailing from Lebanon and rocking her Gemini energy, Ghida didn’t start with a grand plan. Her very first TikTok, uploaded with the casual caption "I was bored," kicked off a journey blending lip-sync skits, relatable comedy, and beauty tips that resonate with Gen Z. What’s striking isn’t just her follower count; it’s how she turns mundane moments into something shareable, like that time she convinced her cousin to join an impromptu dance challenge, captioned *"Tbh I really didn’t expect my cousin to do it with me."* It’s authentic, unpolished, and weirdly inspiring.

Ghida’s content thrives on variety without feeling scattered. One day she’s flawlessly syncing to trending Arabic pop tracks, the next she’s dissecting makeup hacks with the enthusiasm of a friend texting you "OMG try this!" Remember that viral moment when Pamela Kawass (a fellow creator) raved about a product? Ghida jumped on it with her own take in a video cheekily titled *"@pamelakawass said it’s good,"* showing how she taps into community trends while keeping her voice fresh. Her comedy leans into everyday absurdities—like struggling with morning routines or overanalyzing text messages—making followers feel seen. No corporate gloss here; just real talk with a side of glitter.

Beyond TikTok, Ghida’s Instagram (@ghiidzz) reveals her beauty roots. Back in June 2019, she posted her debut makeup tutorial—a simple winged liner guide shot on her bedroom mirror—that hinted at her knack for approachable glam. She’s never about perfection; it’s more *"here’s what works for me"* energy. As a Lebanese creator, she subtly weaves cultural touches into her style, like featuring traditional music in transitions or celebrating local aesthetics, but never as a gimmick. It’s just part of her story, shared casually between coffee vlogs and thrift-flip hauls.

What cements Ghida’s appeal is her refusal to take herself too seriously. When a lip-sync video flops? She’ll repost it with a self-deprecating caption like *"When you think you’re Beyoncé but your cat judges you."* Followers often comment how her videos feel like a mood booster during stressful days—proof she’s built a space where vulnerability and humor coexist. Unlike creators chasing virality at all costs, Ghida’s growth feels organic, like she’s inviting you into her world rather than performing for clout.

At 21, Ghida Ismail embodies the best of TikTok’s spirit: creativity without pretense. She’s not selling a fantasy; she’s documenting the messy, joyful chaos of young adulthood with a phone camera and zero filters (well, except the cute ones). Whether she’s testing viral beauty trends or goofing off with friends like Dana Chehab, her content reminds us that connection beats perfection. In an algorithm-driven world, that’s a rare kind of magic—and exactly why her community keeps growing, one genuine laugh at a time.