The video likely resonated with viewers due to its relatable portrayal of the intense, often short-lived, friendships formed during college orientation week. The humor and exaggerated acting tapped into a common shared experience.
Summary
The creator humorously acts out the overly enthusiastic and clingy behavior of an "orientation week bestie" who quickly becomes overwhelming. She portrays the initial excitement and promises of friendship, contrasting it with the implied future annoyance.
Structure
1Introduction of the "orientation week bestie" persona
2Overly enthusiastic greetings and declarations of friendship
3Promises of shared experiences and future plans
4Implied future annoyance and desire to distance
5Concluding with a humorous, slightly sarcastic tone
On-screen text
how your orientation week bestie acts before ruining your entire year weeks later
Transcript
Oh my god no way I can't believe we're in college. Oh my gosh you're so pretty. No, stop. Do you want to come visit my dorm? Yeah, write your name on the wall. I already know we're gonna be best friends. What? Of course you could take some of my coolers. You were like my soulmate. We should start looking for second year houses right now. We don't like her, right? I would like, honestly, you're my favorite year. You're coming to the frat with me right now. This is gonna be so good.
Original caption
the mfs in my o-week friend group were actually monsters fam 💔🥀 #collegelife #orientationweek #collegefriends #freshmanyear #uwo