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Sophomore Kevin Gibson views every day as an opportunity. An opportunity to make someone smile, to give someone advice, to li someone up.

By the end of the rst semester, Gibson’s voice has become familiar to most B lunch students.

As he runs onto the H Patio, students look up from their lunches, excited to see what he has planned for the day. For many, watching Gibson dance on the H Patio is one of the highlights of their school day. Gibson considers himself a performer. He dances, does pushups, and acts out scenes from his favorite anime shows for the entertainment of others.

Gibson takes pride in his above-average performance in school as well. He credits this to his hard work and determination in his classes. Even more than this, Gibson nds grati cation in helping others.

“ e fact is, I just like helping kids in the school,” he said, “I’m nice and kind.”

Outside of school, Gibson enjoys updating his TikTok and YouTube channels, playing video games, and watching anime.

One of his favorite things to post is videos where he interviews other people in school or gives advice to his followers.

“I just like going around and walking around and doing my thing- it’s what I do best. I just really like interviewing,” Gibson said.

Gibson occasionally notices that some students think this practice of making TikToks in school is strange, but he doesn’t let it get to him at all. Instead, he focuses on what is enjoyable for him and what makes him happy, and advises others to do the same.