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If you signed up to go to that white out party for the first week of school in college, you're getting scammed.

@wagwanitzella

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Why it worked

The creator taps into a common college experience and provides a cautionary tale that resonates with students, leveraging relatable scenarios and a direct, conversational tone to share her perspective.

Summary

The creator warns viewers that the "white out" frosh week party is a scam, based on her own experiences and those of her friends. She recounts negative experiences at other parties in the same venue, advising against attending such events.

Structure

1Warning about the "white out" party being a scam
2Personal decision to avoid the party due to its reputation
3Friends' negative experiences at the party
4Creator's own bad experiences at other parties in the same venue
5Final warning against buying tickets

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the frosh week "white out" party is a scam

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If you signed up to go to that white out party for the first week of school in college, you're getting scammed. Personally, I never went because I knew that shit was a scam. I was like, I do not want to go here. I saw the girls on tables, stripper poles, I'm like, this is too much for me for the first week. I'm good. I'll go home. But behold, when everyone came back from that function, they said it was ass. My friends and I had more fun in the music room, king shit, and going there. And a few weeks later, I went to the Hulk event in the same place, worst time of my life. Halloween party also really bad time. But for it will literally never see me again. So yeah, if you bought white out party tickets, you just got scammed. I'm so sorry. But let me know if you agree.