Why it worked
The content taps into a common curiosity about personality and intelligence, using a simple, relatable visual format (handwriting) to deliver intriguing, albeit pseudoscientific, insights. The clear progression and direct call to action encourage engagement.
Summary
This video presents five different handwriting styles and correlates them with IQ scores, suggesting that neat handwriting indicates average intelligence, messy handwriting can indicate high intelligence, and illegible handwriting suggests a very fast-thinking brain. It concludes by encouraging viewers to take an IQ test via the link in the bio.
Structure
- 1Introduction to handwriting and IQ correlation
- 2Presentation of handwriting styles and their associated IQs
- 3Explanation of what each handwriting style implies about the brain
- 4Call to action to take an IQ test
Call to action
try the iq test in bio...
On-screen text
what your handwriting says about your IQ.
1. american Dagara village as word
perfect neat handwriting - 92 iq
you follow rules well, but your brain is spending more energy on looking nice than actually thinking fast.
2.
huge messy handwriting - 88 iq
big confidence but low precision. every page looks like it was written by a toddler.
3.
messy handwriting - 128 iq
your hand cannot keep up with your brain, so the page looks insane.
4.
cursive unreadable - 75 iq
enjoy larping having messy unreadable handwriting.
5.
completely illegible - 140+ iq
your brain moves so fast that your hand cant even finish a singular letter before moving on to the next 3.
try the iq test in bio...