is it double standards

@amyinthecity_

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Why it worked

The video likely performed well due to its relatable commentary on social expectations and the shared experience of a major sporting event. The creator's direct address and questioning of societal norms, combined with a touch of humor about public transport, would have resonated with viewers.

Summary

The creator questions whether it's a double standard to judge people on the streets during an England game, while acknowledging she is also out. She wonders why others aren't watching the game and jokes that at least the central line will be empty.

Structure

1Questioning judgment of people on streets during England game
2Acknowledging own presence on streets
3Expressing desire to go home
4Wondering where everyone else is and why they aren't watching the game
5Concluding with a joke about the empty central line

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is it double standards to be judging people that are on the streets at 9:05 when there's an England game on I know I am also on the streets but I'm just a girl I wanna get home you know um where is everyone else why you not watching the England game as a guy why you not watching the England game is that double standards or is that fair at least the central line will be empty

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I just wanna get home okay xx

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Transcript

Is it double standards to be judging people that are on the streets at 5:00 past 9 when there's an English game on. I know I am also on the streets but I'm just a go. I want to get home, you know. Um, where is everyone else? Why are you not watching the English game? As a guy, why are you not watching the English game? Is that double standard? Or is that there? The central line will be empty.