The creator uses a hook that creates intrigue by stating they "don't usually do this," immediately making the viewer curious about what follows. The direct address to the audience and the promise of exclusive information further encourage engagement.
Summary
The creator begins by stating they don't usually do this, implying it's a special or unusual action. They then explain they are doing it for the viewers, promising to reveal a "wicked technique" before playfully accusing the audience of lying.
Structure
1Introduction of unusual action
2Reason for action: for the viewers
3Promise of a "wicked technique"
4Playful accusation of lying
On-screen text
I don't usually do this
Transcript
I don't usually do this. You know, I've never done this before, but I'm doing this because of you. Then you see them giving you the most wicked, wicked technique of your life. You know, you ask them, I just say, don't tell me, stop lying.