Why it worked
The video likely resonated with viewers due to its relatable and humorous take on everyday annoyances framed as "horror movies." This approach taps into shared experiences and uses exaggeration for comedic effect, making it highly shareable.
Summary
The video lists the top 5 "horror movies" according to the creator. These range from relatable everyday annoyances like going to the mall on a weekend to more specific experiences like trying new food, drinking a milky matcha, or experiencing dry contact lenses and the luteal phase.
Structure
- 1Introduction of "top 5 horror movies"
- 2Listing of relatable, everyday "horror" scenarios
- 3Humorous take on common annoyances
On-screen text
top 5 horror movies:
1. the mall on the weekend
2. finally trying something new and it's tastes horrible
3. a milky matcha
4. dry contact lenses
5. luteal phase