Filip Tapa Reviews

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Filip (Tapa) Skotarski – or just “Tapa,” like he’s a Brazilian soccer star or a SoundCloud rapper or some shit – is the latest guru to sell the dream, fund the lifestyle, film the lifestyle, then sell the dream even harder.

Mr. OnlyTapa.ai says he turns content into views into cash. 

Something about a faceless Instagram fast-track method he used to go from $2,000/month to $24,000/month in 90 days.

Now it’s jet skis and balconies and cars with stars in the roof. 

Can you trust him? Isn’t “faceless Instagram automation” played out?

Read on for Viral Faceless Creator reviews.

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Forbes says Instagram’s doubling down on short-form content called Reels.

It all started on TikTok, spilled over to Instagram, and now there’s even YouTube Shorts.

Whether you want a side hustle or full-time income online, Tapa swears Instagram automation is the best way to ride this wave.

Before you ask, this doesn’t involve:

  • Knowing how to code or use fancy software
  • Social media marketing or ad spend
  • Building a personal brand
  • Showing your face, voice, or that depression dungeon you call a bedroom

This is a ridiculously simple business model made simpler by AI.

Tapa claims anyone can do this. Even your grandma, covered in liver spots and Bengay – but not until she finishes watching The Price Is Right.

Yup. You heard the man.

It’s the #1 way for the average person – regardless of location, background, or experience – to make real money online.

And the freedom doesn’t suck, either.

Tapa gets to travel, live life, and sip wine in a hot tub – without worrying about whether he can make the minimum payment on his maxed-out Discover card.

You might wanna sit down for this.

Tapa made $380,000 last month with faceless Instagram pages.

Yeah. Let that linger… like awkward silence after a bad joke.

Crazy, right?

Unless, of course, all $380,000 came from what he’s about to sell you. In which case, Gs up, hoes down. Capitalism stays undefeated.

Either way:

Tapa sees this working long term. It’s sustainable. Low competition. High profit margins.

And you won’t get burnt out and spend your nights scrolling Zillow listings in Wisconsin, thinking “I could really disappear here.”

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Tapa’s laying it on thicker than your aunt’s foundation before a Chili’s date with her situationship.

He won’t shut up about the benefits.

It doesn’t require a ton of capital upfront, you don’t need to do a bunch of research, and there’s no guesswork. It’s dumb-proof. Not reserved for a select few special people.

Like, there’s no way you put in time and don’t see a return.

Alright?

Here’s how it works:

  1. Whip up videos in just a few clicks using AI. No skills, no script, and no soul required.
  2. Post ’em to an anonymous account – like the AgencyLaunch.gg one he shows in his promo… which, oops, is now mysteriously missing.
  3. Drop a link in the bio to something that makes you money. Could be an affiliate offer. Could be your own digital product once you’re cooking.
  4. Rinse, repeat, and pray to the algorithm gods.

It’s not sexy. But according to Tapa, it prints.

And it doesn’t take long. You could spin up a faceless Insta page and start making sales this week – before your ex even realizes you unfollowed her new boyfriend.

Just think:

Over time, you could have a portfolio of pages quietly pulling in hundreds or even thousands of dollars a day.

So what’s the catch?

Tapa wants you to buy his Faceless Instagram Page Launch Kit for $17 – “this week only.”

Bahahah. Sure, bro.

And what’s next? A $997 upsell? Followed by a $5,000 mastermind led by Tapa’s intern?

I’m okay with you picking up the Viral Creator Kit for $17.

Beyond that? It would depend on whether it actually delivers – like, gets you launched, shows some promise, and doesn’t leave you alone in the dark, sobbing to Adele.

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Q&A

Q: Only Tapa AI real name?

A: Filip Skotarski. He’s based in Toronto and went to McMaster University before launching Blythe Media – and later, ViralFacelessCreator.ai.

Q: Do you know his net worth?

A: I don’t even know my own net worth. Last night, I used my phone’s flashlight to look for my phone. You think I’m capable of conducting a financial audit on a kid I’ve never met – clear in another country, where the government freezes bank accounts for not meeting your daily sorry quota? Please.

Q: Biggest downside of Instagram automation?

A: Let’s see. Something marketed as fast, easy, free, and scalable… with gurus like Tapa shilling courses to thousands of students, all using the same tools to flood the feed with AI-generated content. What could go wrong? Competition only increases by, what, a million near-identical posts a day? Totally sustainable. I’ma say it loud for the people in the back: It’s a race to the bottom.

Q: Is there an online business you’d recommend instead?

A: There is. It’s a much quieter model. Less hype. More work upfront. But it’ll still be around in a year, two years, five years from now. Here’s the lowdown.