Why it worked
The post uses a common social media trope of comparison to create intrigue and a sense of relatable insecurity, which is then subverted by a display of exceptional achievement (a perfect SAT score). This unexpected flex, combined with the creator's own link in bio, likely drove engagement and interest in their SAT prep offerings.
Summary
The creator showcases a series of text slides comparing themselves to an idealized "she" who is prettier, funnier, and more "locked" (presumably meaning desirable or taken). This leads to a final slide revealing a perfect SAT score of 1600, implying the creator's intelligence and success are superior to the hypothetical "she."
Structure
- 1Comparison slide 1: Prettier
- 2Comparison slide 2: Funnier
- 3Comparison slide 3: More "locked"
- 4Reveal: Perfect SAT score
- 5Implied superiority
Product placement
The video promotes a SAT prep course, implied by the perfect SAT score reveal and the creator's bio link which leads to their Stan Store, likely containing information about their services.
Call to action