In a world where social media influencers have followers in the thousands, if not millions, it's easy to forget about places like Visoka Mogila—a village in Boboshevo Municipality, Kyustendil Province—where the population barely scratches the surface of your average TikTok star’s fanbase. With a staggering 43 inhabitants (as of 2013, but who’s counting when the number is that small?), Visoka Mogila is not just a village; it's a social media ghost town. Imagine a village where the highlight of the week is the arrival of the mobile library—which, for those of you living in the 21st century, is basically an Instagram story waiting to happen. Here, the local gossip travels faster than a trending hashtag, because when your community is smaller than most people's book club, word travels with impossible speed. “Did you hear about Ivan’s new goat?” could easily be the hottest topic trending in Visoka Mogila for weeks on end. Let’s not forget the question of social gatherings. Hosting a party in a village with a population smaller than your favorite YouTube channel's subscriber count means you might very well be partying with your next-door neighbor, their dog, and the occasional curious squirrel. If it weren’t for the dramatic plot twists like “Will Maria finally show up this time?” or “Last seen playing chess with the village tire swing,” you would have to resort to binge-watching reality TV to get your drama fix. In terms of entertainment, forget overpopulated concerts or sports events where half the crowd seems to be filming the other half on their phones. The biggest ‘event’ in Visoka Mogila might just be the annual counting of the residents. This could very well rival your favorite reality show finale. The suspense, the drama, and the nail-biting intrigue of whether Petar is still living in that tiny house by the well or if he’s off chasing dreams elsewhere are enough to keep the shores of boredom at bay—at least for a week. Transportation? Ah, that's a delightful topic. If you were to suggest that the villagers could all pitch in for a soccer team, you might want to first count to ensure that any team would have enough players to field an actual legal match. Even the chickens might roll their eyes at the prospect of being included as substitutes. Imagine selecting captains for a game where there might be more captains than players! What a mundane bragging right at the local coffee shop: “Remember that time we had the biggest soccer match with only 7 players? That was epic!” And let's discuss tourism! Ah yes, the tourists who become fascinated with the quaintness of it all. You can picture a group of city slickers armed with cameras, venturing out to capture the charm of a place where the most stirring sight might be an overgrown garden, shimmery with Bulgarian wildflowers. They’ll return home reporting on the exotic experience of mingling with 43 locals, who probably have more wisdom about life in their 50-square feet than most twenty-somethings on social media think they do. Visoka Mogila, with its diminutive dining options and limited cell service, might be overlooked in the grand canvas of life. However, one could argue that such seclusion gives rise to experiences unmatched by the frantic pace of urban living. After all, can your overly saturated friend group post and tweet about nightly star gazing that takes place above a village with 43 inhabitants, where the only filter applied is the one blessed by Mother Nature? Probably not. So, next time you scroll through your social media feed, remember Visoka Mogila—a place more exclusive than the latest VIP music festival. While influencers brag about their numbers, the invitation to this tiny village still holds the allure of rarity, authenticity, and a population that is hopefully a bit more cohesive than that of your average comment section. Because let’s face it, 43 residents make for an unusually intimate setting—one that might just be worth following, even if it’s not quite trending on any platform.