The video likely worked by using a provocative and controversial premise, combined with a visual metaphor of a car navigating a dangerous stunt track, to capture attention and generate discussion.
Summary
The video presents a split screen with Jordan Peterson's face and text overlays discussing women and men, juxtaposed with a video game scene of a car on a stunt track. It questions the idea that women use makeup to manipulate men in the workplace, suggesting red lips and rouge are for sexual reasons.
Structure
1Introduction of "women" and "men"
2Discussion of workplace advancement and makeup
3Questioning if makeup is provocative
4Assertion that makeup is for sexual reasons
5Question about rouge on cheeks
On-screen text
women
men
advancement
a
no
workplace
would
rule
makeup
why
provocative?
No,
not.
What
you
they
sexual
why.
put
cheeks?
reason.
Transcript
Don't think women manipulate men sexually for advancement in the workplace. Like, what? Here's a rule. How about no makeup in the workplace? Would rule makeup? Why would you make your lips red? They're sexual. Why? That's why. Why do you put rouge on your cheeks? Same reason.
Original caption
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