University Student and TikToker’s First Gravure Shoot Goes Viral
The first gravure she showed in FRIDAY is a hit! The TikToker "No Name Yet" has been the talk of the town. The first time to wear a swimsuit was in elementary school class.
A 20-year-old beauty named “No Name,” who suddenly appeared on social media, is a popular influencer with 570,000 total followers and over 100 million views on TikTok. She made her gravure debut in FRIDAY magazine, released on November 29, 2024, which caused a huge stir on social media. A digital photo book released the same day has dominated the bestseller rankings in e-book stores, becoming a long-lasting hit.
We spoke with her about her feelings on her first gravure shoot and the meaning behind her impactful name.
First time showing her true unprocessed face
Q: Your first gravure has received an unprecedented reaction.
“I was really surprised when I heard about the rankings and the number of downloads for my digital photo book. I’m just so grateful that so many people have seen it. Thank you so much! I also received a huge number of congratulatory messages from my fans, many more than I imagined, and even my friends and acquaintances contacted me saying, ‘I bought it! You looked beautiful!’ It made me realize just how much love I’ve received from so many people. I’ve read a lot of feedback so far, and the kind words about my body and face, things I had been insecure about, like ‘You’re cute!’ and ‘You have a great figure!’ really touched me. I was so happy to be accepted that I almost cried (laughs).”
Q: What kind of insecurities did you have?
“After three years of being active on social media, I had never worn clothes with a lot of exposure, so my biggest concern was that I might disappoint the people who have supported me up until now. On platforms like TikTok and Instagram, I usually wear heavy makeup and use filters to hide my insecurities. So, showing everyone photos like these gravure shots, which are more natural and close to my bare face, was really the first time. I was very nervous and had the fear that there might be negative comments, but in the end, I’m glad I took the challenge and expanded my comfort zone.”
