Why it worked
The video taps into the satisfaction of being proven right, especially when holding an unpopular opinion. It also touches on social justice themes, which often resonate with a broad audience on TikTok.
Summary
The creator discusses a past situation where she held an unpopular opinion about a creator being anti-black and pandering. She felt no one believed her at the time, but now it has come out that the creator is indeed
Structure
- 1Creator states she had an unpopular opinion about another creator.
- 2She explains why she felt the creator was anti-black and pandering.
- 3She mentions that no one believed her at the time.
- 4She reveals that it has now come out that the creator is 'weird' and her initial opinion was correct.
- 5She emphasizes that this was not a mistake and she quickly realized the creator's true nature.
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Reply to Tumiandhervolume's comment
I'm from the future.
You were right.
So I WAS RIGHT
About Paris 😭✌️
If I'm not living proof that if you have an unpopular opinion, stand by it. I peeped that this creator was anti black because she didn't understand the intersectionality of feminism and that she pandered to certain people. And no one believed me. No one listened to her transphobic things that she would say and the different things that she would do. But now it's come out that she is actually weird. And I was actually right. And the thing is, like, this wasn't a mistake. I really wanted to like her content, but I peeped that so quickly.