I DON'T KNOW

@irenerose21

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Why it worked

The video taps into common fan discussions about character motivations and the creator's role in shaping them, using a relatable "I don't know who needs to hear this" hook to draw viewers into a potentially controversial or debated topic.

Summary

The speaker questions the narrative surrounding a character, suggesting that if everyone involved in the production, from the director to the main actor, labels the character as the villain, then perhaps they truly are. This implies a critical look at character perception and the collective storytelling process.

Structure

1Introduction of the idea
2Listing of key production roles
3Focus on the main actor's perspective
4The collective declaration of the character as a villain
5Questioning the validity of this label

On-screen text

I DON'T KNOW HEAR THIS, BUT IF THE DIRECTOR, THE PRODUCERS, THE WRITERS, THE ACTORS. ANYONE IN THE CREW WHO HAS SPOKEN UP. AND THE MAIN ACTOR HIMSELF WHO ACTUALLY PLAYS THIS CHARACTER. ALL SAY THAT HE'S LITERALLY THE VILLAIN OF THE STORY. MAYBE HE IS THE VILLAIN OF

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Oh wait! I forgot that “nice guys” can never see themselves as actually a bad guy and will defend other “nice guys” behavior TO THE GRAVE! #obsessesion #whyaremenlikethis #justmen

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