build your monitor:

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Why it worked

The video uses an interactive format where viewers can participate in building their own monitor by following a numbered list and making choices based on digits. This gamified approach encourages engagement and sharing.

Summary

The video shows a person disassembling a phone and then using a list of options to "build their own monitor" by selecting components based on the last digit of numbers. The process involves unscrewing parts, revealing internal components, and then reassembling the device with new virtual components based on the user's choices.

Structure

1Introduce the concept of building a monitor
2Show phone disassembly
3Present component selection lists
4Demonstrate reassembly with new components
5Instruct viewers to like, comment, and follow

Product placement

Fairphone: it appears as a watermark on the battery. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.

Call to action

like comment follow

On-screen text

build your monitor: 1. ASUS 2. Samsung 3. LG 4. Alienware 5. BenQ 6. Apple 7. Dell 8. Sceptre 9. Eyoyo 1. 4K OLED 2. 8K Wide 3. Mini-LED 4. E-Ink 5. 1080p TN 6. CRT Glass 7. 4:3 Retro 8. Clear OLED 9. 720p Mini 0. AOC 0. 480p Old (last digit after you like) 1. 540Hz 2. 240Hz Curve 3. 144Hz Matte 4. Dual Screen 5. Vertical 6. Touch 7. Portable 8. Battery Pod 9. RGB Back 0. Dead Pixel (last digit after you comment) (last digit after you follow)