Her April 2016 parody of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's video apology for breaking Australian biosecurity laws, in which she depicts them as being held at gunpoint while filming the video, received notoriety and praise. Writers from The Telegraph, New York Daily News, and The Independent referred to the video as "hilarious". In February 2017, her Valentine's Day video, in which she serenaded her partner while he played video games using a virtual reality headset, got traction. She became an ambassador for YouTube's Creators for Change initiative in September 2016. In December 2017, as part of the program, she released White Male Asian Female, a 40-minute documentary which discussed negative stigmas surrounding interracial relationships, specifically those between Asian women and Caucasian men, including her own, on her YouTube channel. She hosted a video guide segment for the 2019 Sydney Film Festival called the Launch Show, released in May 2019, which was filmed at the Australian Film Television and Radio School.
She has been vocal in her support of asylum seekers in Australia. In November 2016, she partnered with Amnesty International to host a live streamed social experiment wherein Australian locals met refugees without being told prior that they were refugees.