So I saw a tweet the other day that said, what is a 100% a total scam that we accept as a society and this drove my mind crazy.

@j2thevon

9.0K followers · usually 1.4K views a post

Views

364.3K

Likes

37.4K

Comments

500

Shares

872

Why it worked

The video leverages a highly relatable and controversial prompt from Twitter, tapping into shared societal frustrations to drive engagement and comments.

Summary

The creator discusses three things he considers to be total scams in society: car insurance, the pricing of chicken wings, and unpaid internships. He uses a green screen to show relevant tweets and images to support his points.

Structure

1Introduction of the topic
2Critique of car insurance policies
3Critique of chicken wing pricing
4Critique of unpaid internships
5Call to action for comments

Call to action

Write y'all's biggest scams down below.

On-screen text

What's 100% a total scam, but we still accept it in society? Got Insurance? 14,386 accidents per day Car Accident Statistics: Fatalities, Injuries and Risk Factors People also ask How many car crashes a day in the US? Do Car crashes happen every day? How many car crashes happen per year? How many collisions occur every day? Summer Internship UNPAID INTERN EXPERIENCE

Original caption

What’s on your list? #twitterquotes #moneytok #financialliteracy #financetok #biggestscam #dohashtagsevenwork #greenscreen

More from @j2thevon

Their other posts in the index, biggest breakout first.

Transcript

So I saw a tweet the other day that said, what is a 100% a total scam that we accept as a society and this drove my mind crazy. I'm just going to give y'all my top three. Up first we got car insurance. I can't tell y'all how much of a headache this is. Now don't get me wrong, I understand it's important, but if I tell you I went through the whole year without getting in an accident, you can't give me none of my money back? Look at this stat right here, 14,000 accidents happen per day, one every six minutes. If I'm not one of them, you mean to tell me I can't get no type of benefit? Then when you finally do get in an accident, they not only act like they don't want to pay you, they also raise your rate. Up at number two we got chicken wings. Now I'm no genius or nothing, but this right here is a chicken wing. You got the drum, you got the flat, you got the little tip right there. So how did we as a society get finessed into letting restaurants cut the chicken wing in half and then sell them as two separate wings and charge you a dollar fifty for them? Whose idea was that? Up at number three we got unpaid internships. I don't even think I have to bother with this one. Write y'all's biggest scams down below.