WHICH VERSION OF THIS IS YOUR FAVORITE?

@jarredjermaine

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Why it worked

The video leverages a common user behavior: trying to identify a song. By presenting multiple versions of a song and asking for audience preference, it creates engagement. The implicit promotion of the SongSeek app, which helps users find songs, aligns perfectly with the video's theme, making the promotion feel organic and valuable.

Summary

The creator presents four versions of a song, spanning from 1986 to 2020, asking viewers to choose their favorite. The video implicitly promotes the SongSeek app as a tool for identifying songs.

Structure

1Introduction of the question
2Presentation of song versions (2020, 1989, 1986, 1986)
3Explanation of 'interpolation' vs 'original'
4

Original caption

Which version is your favorite? Ava Max, Ankie Bagger, Bon Jovi or Bonnie Tyler? #avamax #bonjovi #bonnietyler #ankiebagger

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Product placement

Ava Max - Kings & Queens (2020) ACTS - it is a song being presented as a modern version of a classic. Removing it would change the video. Annie Bagge - Where Were You Last Night (1989) ACTS - it is a song being presented as a modern version of a classic. Removing it would change the video. Bon Jovi - You Give Love A Bad Name (1986) ACTS - it is a song being presented as a modern version of a classic. Removing it would change the video. Bonnie Tyler - If You're A Woman (And I Was A Man) (1986) ACTS - it is a song being presented as a modern version of a classic. Removing it would change the video. SongSeek app ACTS - it is mentioned as a tool to help find songs. Removing it would change the video.

On-screen text

WHICH VERSION OF THIS IS YOUR FAVORITE? 2020: 1989: 1986: 1986: INTERPOLATION ORIGINAL

Transcript

If all the kings have their queens on the throne we were pop-shambled and raised on the roam I called and I called and I called just to make things right and I lost the fight Where were you last night? I dropped it all hard and you're too blame If you're a woman and I was a man wouldn't be so hard to understand