Aj Joyner of Muscle Shoals, Alabama is a 21-year-old entrepreneur who’s turned lemons into lemonade in one of the most 21st century ways possible. When COVID-19Opens in a new tab wiped out business opportunities for his pressure-washing company last year, he took to TikTok for some bonus marketing. Now, the young CEO’s deeply satisfying videos of cleaning cement and brick are going viral. As in “tens of millions of views” viral.
Joyner’s TikTok account, gotdatpressureOpens in a new tab, has already posted countless clips of him pressure washing things. The account has an unbelievable 1.3 million followers, and most of his videos earn at least a few hundred thousand views.
“I started looking at different options on the marketing side and that’s how I kind of led into TikTok because I can create these fun, entertaining videos and I gave it a try,” Joyner said in an interview with WHNT newsOpens in a new tab. And people can, indeed, sense that Joyner is having a lot of fun with his work.
Some of his most-viewed videos, like the ones above, have earned upwards of 10 million views. The video immediately below of Joyner washing what looks to be an alleyway? Thirty million. Which is all the more shocking because Joyner seems to have had no urge to become a “TikToker”Opens in a new tab in the normal sense of the word. Instead, he just wanted his business to survive.
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“You want to push even harder during the tough times and I knew COVID was going to be terrible,” Joyner added in his WHNT interview. Indeed, while he’s having fun, he says his TikTok career all boils down to “documenting and uploading” his work. (Which apparently just so happens to pressure wash people’s souls clean.)

Peachtree Pressure Washing
On top of TikTok, Joyner’s bringing his marketing campaign to other social media platforms. “Gotdatpressureofficial” has a solid following of over 40,000 people on InstagramOpens in a new tab, for example, although his YouTubeOpens in a new tab and TwitterOpens in a new tab accounts are still nascent. Thanks to Joyner’s work ethic, however, we can’t imagine it’ll be long before the numbers are a wash between all his accounts.
Feature image: Peachtree Pressure WashingOpens in a new tab