The video likely worked due to the relatable commentary on basketball plays, humorously pointing out player errors and awkward moments. The inclusion of a personal anecdote about playing basketball and social media adds a layer of personal connection for viewers.
Summary
The video features a person reacting to basketball plays, commenting on player performance and mishaps. The commentary shifts to discussing a past experience playing basketball and the presence of cameras during social media.
Structure
1Reacting to basketball plays and player mistakes
2Commenting on player's appearance and performance
3Recalling a past basketball experience
4Discussing cameras and social media presence
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Transcript
How about that? Hey, it's so someone's so hard to never get brakes again too. Looks really cringy. Look at seconds, man. Just a glove ball. How do you almost fall? Nobody was guarding you. So excited to dunk the ball. Look at you, slippery ass feet. They hit the moon walking his mouth. It's literally my type of movie I did this with the cameras on. I imagine getting faked out by Stubbs Harris. Oh, we got to add. Yeah, best some. Anybody have a. Oh my gosh. But he was sitting a twister, man. He connected all four colors and twisted. Look, that's my time move. I did that back in middle school um we playing more basketball. The issue was, I just didn't have the camera on it was a different social media time during the time. Got a hair ball of my mouth.