Brilyn Hollyhand, a 19-year-old conservative activist, has stepped into the spotlight following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, speaking to college students across the South in an effort to continue Kirk's legacy. Hollyhand's message centers on the need for civil discourse among Gen Z conservatives, urging conversations over confrontation during his 'One Conversation at a Time' campus tour. Despite his rapid rise and frequent media appearances, Hollyhand faces skepticism from both peers and established figures, with some questioning his credentials and authenticity. He maintains that ideological disagreements are healthy for the movement and distances himself from more extreme voices, advocating for a measured approach rooted in Christian and family values. As the conservative youth movement grapples with its future direction, Hollyhand's emergence has sparked debate over who should lead and what values should define the next generation.