Amber Oke

In this intimate and heartfelt clip, Amber Oke reveals her feelings about someone she can't stop thinking about. She shares a personal moment with the text overlay 'realizing i haven't gone a single day without thinking of him ever since i saw him,' creating a relatable and emotional experience for viewers.

This powerful short film follows Amber Oke as she confronts her past and present feelings about her father. Through a series of poignant clips, including a personal mirror selfie, animated metaphors, and emotional performances, the video explores themes of family, self-worth, and transformation.

This black-and-white selfie video features Amber Oke expressing her feelings of being the 'silly daughter' who feels pressured to be perfect. As she looks up, text overlays reveal her inner struggles with family expectations, yelling, and hiding her tears, questioning if she's good enough.

In a series of mirror selfies, Amber Oke captures her playful reflection in a bathroom. She humorously expresses 'I miss 2000' before a text overlay questions, 'but you weren't even born?'. Her witty retort, 'exactly', is delivered as the video transitions to black and white, creating a nostalgic and humorous commentary on generational nostalgia.

This short-form video follows Amber Oke through a series of intimate and empowering scenes. It begins with her lying down, then transitions to a mirror selfie in a bathroom, followed by a close-up with sparkling effects. The final frames show her resting peacefully. Throughout, text overlays like 'but ive got thick skin' and 'and an elastic heart' convey a message of inner strength and resilience.

This short-form video features Amber Oke delivering a powerful and uplifting message about faith. It begins with a contemplative outdoor shot asking 'whats so special abt God?' before transitioning to a close-up where she explains His role as a 'pain taker,' 'way maker,' 'prison shaking savior,' and 'chain breaker' for those who feel lost or need freedom. The message is reinforced with on-screen text, creating a relatable and encouraging experience.

This short clip opens with Amber Oke taking a mirror selfie, sharing a candid moment with the text 'please know I'm trying.' The scene then transitions to a serene view from inside a car, looking out at a snowy field during sunset, capturing a peaceful and reflective atmosphere.

In this intimate and raw moment, Amber Oke confronts the emotional toll of being told to 'just be patient.' Lying down and wrapped in a hoodie, her face partially obscured, she expresses her frustration through text overlays that build to a powerful message of wanting to let go and stop fighting if a situation isn't good for her. This personal and vulnerable clip captures a relatable feeling of burnout.

This short-form video features Amber Oke in two distinct scenes. The first shows her celebrating New Year's Eve, wearing a festive 'Happy New Year' hat and blowing a party horn. The second scene transitions to a more intimate moment where she lies down, looking pensive, as lyrics about heartbreak play over the image. The juxtaposition creates a narrative of celebration followed by personal reflection.

In this raw and candid moment, Amber Oke lies on the floor, directly addressing a comment she received saying, 'you should be nicer!' She responds with a thoughtful monologue, explaining her perspective on why she won't change her ways, even if it means being labeled negatively. Her message touches on themes of self-acceptance, authenticity, and living life on one's own terms.

In this emotionally charged short, Amber Oke shares her inner turmoil through text overlays. She expresses feelings of isolation, questioning if her friends hate her and if she's better off alone, all while battling anxiety and crying. The video captures a moment of vulnerability, resonating with viewers who have experienced similar struggles.

This is a close-up, selfie-style video by Amber Oke, showcasing a romantic theme. She is wearing glasses and has a butterfly filter applied to her face. As she subtly moves, lyrics from a love song appear sequentially on screen, including 'and I'm so in love with you' and 'I'm addicted to you'. The CapCut logo is visible, indicating the editing software used.

This poignant social media post by Amber Oke features a powerful juxtaposition of her emotional state and that of her dog. Through alternating scenes of a distressed woman and a comforting beagle wrapped in a blanket, the creator shares lyrics about feeling overwhelmed, isolated, and needing help. The raw vulnerability conveyed through text overlays and intimate visuals creates a relatable narrative about mental health challenges.

This short clip features Amber Oke in a close-up, emotionally charged moment. As the song 'That You Don't Love Me' plays, lyrics are overlaid on the screen, creating a personal and poignant atmosphere. Sparkle effects and butterflies enhance the visual storytelling.

Watch Amber Oke celebrate her gaming success as she hits a new personal best score of 39,016 points! This vibrant screen shows the achievement moment with a golden crown and a play button ready for the next round.

In this intimate, confessional-style clip, Amber Oke shares her self-perception through text overlays. She humorously lists traits like having strict parents, being jealous, and being clingy, before revealing her ultimate message: 'BABY IM PERFECT.' The warm lighting and hoodie create a cozy, personal atmosphere.

In this intimate mirror selfie video, creator Amber Oke shares a personal moment of self-reflection. She stands in a bathroom, holding her phone to capture her image while inspirational text overlays appear on screen, including phrases like 'God only knows' and 'What you've been through.' The video creates a contemplative atmosphere, inviting viewers into a private space.

In this intimate and reflective moment, Amber Oke addresses the question 'Why did you stop trying?' She explains, 'I took Luke's advice,' and continues with lyrics that suggest moving on without begging someone to stay. The video captures her contemplative expression and the emotional weight of her decision.

This powerful short-form content features Amber Oke in a series of personal scenes. It begins with her taking a mirror selfie in a bathroom, overlaid with text about 'zoning out.' The scene transitions to her lying down, surrounded by negative self-talk like 'you're ugly' and 'your thighs are huge.' The final frames show her with a hopeful message: 'But when you think too hard eventually it starts to Hurt,' accompanied by sparkling visual effects. The video is a raw and relatable exploration of internal dialogue and the emotional weight of body image struggles.