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Guys, what's wrong with them?...

@anna_arthaus

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Why it worked

The video uses a common internet meme format of a disagreement over a drawing, combined with a visual gag of color perception, to create a humorous and relatable conflict that drives engagement.

Summary

The video shows a digital artist drawing a lobster, with one side in blue and the other in red. Another player intervenes, claiming the lobster was blue and fixing the drawing by making it entirely blue. The original artist disputes this, insisting their lobster was red and questioning why the other player is using a "weird color." The interaction highlights a disagreement about the lobster's intended color.

Structure

1Artist starts drawing a lobster with two colors.
2Another player intervenes, claiming the lobster should be blue.
3The other player 'fixes' the drawing by making it all blue.
4The original artist disputes the color choice, insisting it was red.
5The artist questions the other player's actions and color perception.

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Guys, what's wrong with them?... This player started drawing their lobster in blue What's happening?... WHAT ARE YOU DOING?! I'm just drawing a lobster Wait, what?! DRAW NORMALLY! I am drawing normally! And then they started fixing my drawing... What are they even doing? what are you doing?! I can't even fix it... Why are they using such a weird color? What? They're saying my lobster was blue? FIXING YOUR ART, BECAUSE YOUR LOBSTER WAS BLU it was red! Where do they even see blue here? They insist they're telling the truth But they didn't even tell me their name Guys, should I trust them?...