Social Currency is a Netflix reality series that throws eight popular influencers into an unfamiliar world where their digital identities are stripped away, leaving them to prove their worth solely through real-world interactions. The show explores the fragility of online clout when tested against the complexities of human connection, competition, and survival without the safety net of social media. The title design had to mirror this central tension: the clash between the curated, controlled world of digital influence and the unpredictability of reality. The challenge was to develop a visual system that captured both the sleekness of social media culture and the raw, unfiltered nature of human behavior outside it. To achieve this, the design language drew inspiration from digital UI elements—likes, shares, comments, notifications—and juxtaposed them with glitches, distortions, and tactile visual treatments that break the polished veneer. This interplay between clean digital aesthetics and moments of disruption created a dynamic graphic system that reflected the journey of the participants. The opening titles set the tone for the show by establishing a sense of immediacy and vulnerability, while the motion design toolkit provided a consistent yet flexible visual language for the entire series. From lower-thirds to transitions, every element was crafted to remind viewers of the porous boundary between the digital and real worlds. Ultimately, the title design for Social Currency elevated the storytelling, reinforcing the show's core premise: in a world obsessed with followers and likes, authenticity remains the ultimate currency.