Why it worked
The video likely performed well due to the highly satisfying ASMR and visual appeal of a clean, organized refrigerator. The aesthetic restocking and the variety of popular products tap into the popular 'restock' trend.
Summary
The video shows a person restocking a refrigerator and organizing various food and drink items. It features a variety of beverages, snacks, and fresh produce being neatly arranged in containers and on shelves.
Product placement
Ripple Fortified Pea Beverage (acts - it is poured into a pitcher, changing its contents); Pepsi (appears - cans are placed in the fridge, no interaction); Coke (appears - cans are placed in the fridge, no interaction); Well PWRGREENS (acts - a bottle is placed in the fridge, implying it is consumed); Premier Protein (acts - a bottle is placed in the fridge, implying it is consumed); Oasis (appears - a case of juice is shown, no interaction); Summer Fresh Snack'n Go Hummus & Crackers (acts - boxes are placed in a container); Summer Fresh Cheese Dippers (acts - boxes are placed in a container); Oh Snap! Dilly Bites (acts - packages are placed in a container); Walker's Shortbread (acts - cookies are placed in a jar); Babybel (appears - cheese wheels are placed in a container); Balderson Cheddar (appears - cheese is placed in a container); Coca-Cola Zero Sugar (appears - a can is placed in the fridge, no interaction); Cove Probiotic Soda (appears - a can is placed in the fridge, no interaction); Milk 2 Go Chocolate (acts - a bottle is placed in the fridge, implying it is consumed); PRIME Shake (acts - a can is placed in the fridge, implying it is consumed); Ziploc (appears - a box of holiday edition bags is shown, no interaction); Ziploc (appears - bags are placed in a dispenser, no interaction)