The average person has been to four of the top 30 cities in the world.

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Why it worked

The video leverages a relatable and engaging question about travel experiences, encouraging audience participation through a simple comparison. The creator's personal journey of listing cities visited and not visited creates a narrative that viewers can easily follow and relate to.

Summary

The creator asks viewers to compare their travel experiences to the average person's, who has visited four of the top 30 cities. They then list cities they have and have not visited, revealing they have visited six cities, surpassing the average.

Structure

1Introduce the average number of cities visited
2Ask viewers to compare their own travel history
3List cities visited and not visited
4Reveal personal city count
5Compare personal count to the average

Transcript

The average person has been to four of the top 30 cities in the world. How do you compare? Have you been to London? Yes. New York? I have. Paris? I have not. Tokyo? I have not. Madrid? I have not been there. I thought you had been to Madrid. I've been to Barcelona. Singapore? Have not. Rome? Have been there. So you're at three. I'm at three. You're almost at the average person. Let's go. Dubai? Now I haven't. Berlin? Have not. Barcelona? Have been there. There's four. There's four. Sydney, Australia? I have been there. There's five. There's the average. That's your favorite city? Average was four. Oh, I beat it. I beat it. Los Angeles? I have been there. That's six. Seoul? No. South Korea? No. I haven't been there. My girlfriend has. Haven't. Have you been to Beijing? I have not. My dad's been there.