Why it worked
The video uses a relatable and humorous premise about color perception and a common food item (cheese) to engage viewers. The interactive element of asking viewers to check another creator's video encourages participation and sharing.
Summary
The creator draws a heart-shaped cheese and colors one half green, assuming the other person is colorblind. The other person claims cheese isn't green, leading to a humorous exchange about who is actually colorblind and a request for viewers to check another creator's video to verify the color of cheese.
Structure
- 1Creator draws cheese and colors it green, assuming colorblindness.
- 2The other person claims cheese isn't green.
- 3Creator explains they were copying the other person's colors.
- 4Creator asks who is actually colorblind.
- 5Creator asks viewers to check another TikTok video to see if cheese is green.
Call to action
Guys, can someone please check his video and tell me if his cheese is actually green?
On-screen text
His cheese is looking completely GREEN to me!
OH NO! He must be colorblind!
so I decided to copy his colors so he wouldn't feel weird
and then he goes:
"cheese isn't green"
I KNOW! RIGHT?
I'm literally just copying YOU!
and now he thinks I don't know what cheese looks like?
BRO, I know cheese is isn't green!
Then he says: “NO, my cheese is NORMAL!”
My cheese
is NORMAL
your
cheese is
GREEN
So who's actually colorblind here?
Him? Or my tablet?
then he gave me his TikTok
See for yourself!
@art-charlie
Guys, can someone please check his video
and tell me if his cheese is actually green?