Why it worked
The content taps into relatable relationship dynamics and humor, using a common social media trend of sharing ratings or "rate me" posts. The specific, often humorous, ratings and commentary create engagement and encourage viewers to share their own experiences or opinions.
Summary
The creator shared a screenshot of a text message conversation where their "hg" (likely a significant other or close friend) rated them on various attributes. The ratings ranged from 4/10 to 9/10, with humorous commentary on their style and music taste.
Structure
- 1Creator holds up a Bible and states they asked their "hg" to rate them.
- 2Screenshot of a text message conversation is shown.
- 3The "hg" provides ratings for Handsome, Funny, Smart, Style, Rizz, Kind, Music taste, and Annoying.
- 4The "hg" gives specific scores and humorous commentary for each category.
On-screen text
I asked my hg to rate me
Rate me, fast 😠
You: [Post]
Handsome- 9/10
Funny- 4/10
Smart- 7/10
Style- 7/10 (I have not seen you style clothes before)
Rizz- (more of a flirter 😉)
Kind- 8/10
Music taste- (I know you listen to Asake 🤮, we don't have the same music taste 😂)
This one was not there:
Annoying- 9/10 ( It's nonchalance that will kill the both of us) 😂