"Larped" - basically the opposite of BeReal. Thoughts?

Been kicking around this idea and wanted to get some honest feedback before I go any deeper.

The concept is simple. Every other social app right now is chasing "authenticity." Larped goes the other direction. It's a daily competition app built around lifestyle larping, aka pretending to be rich, successful, or extravagant using whatever's around you. Think of it as the Wario to BeReal's Mario.

How it works:

You get a notification at a random time each day. You have 5 minutes to stage the most ridiculous or convincing "luxury" photo using only what's around you. You have to use the in-app camera (Live Photo style) so you can't just screenshot a pic of a Lambo. The whole point is the creativity of the fake.

Every user gets one vote per day to pick their favorite larp. There's a leaderboard broken out by city, state, and global. At the end of the month, the #1 person on the global leaderboard wins a cash prize.

What It Offers:

• It only takes 5 minutes a day. Low commitment.
• The photos are built for virality. "Larp vs. reality" content already does numbers on TikTok and X.
• Real stakes. You're not just collecting likes, there's actual money on the line.
• No algorithm or follower count advantage. If your larp is the funniest, you climb regardless of clout.

The market angle:

Gen Z and Gen Alpha are already clowning on quiet luxury and fake gurus. This just gives them a structured way to do it while competing. Half social app, half game show.

I know consumer social is brutal and retention is the killer. But I feel like the daily ritual mechanic plus the competitive element could give it more staying power than something like BeReal, which got stale once the novelty wore off.

Would love to hear what you all think. Is this something you'd actually download and use, or is it a fun idea that dies after a week? Be honest.