The video likely worked due to its relatable and humorous content, tapping into internet culture with the "meme calendar" concept. The interactive element of asking questions and filling in blanks also encourages viewer engagement.
Summary
The video presents a "2026 Meme Calendar" with various memes assigned to different months, some of which are filled in and others left as question marks. The creator interacts with the calendar, asking a question about ancient civilizations and the capital of France.
Structure
1Title card: 2026 Meme Calendar
2Meme images for January-September
3Creator asks questions and interacts with the calendar
4Creator asks "What's the capital of France?"
Product placement
Arby's: it ACTS - it is shown as a potential meme for April. Removing it would change the meme calendar.
On-screen text
2026 Meme Calendar
by zackoonin97
January
February
March
April
Arby's
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
IT'S VERITY
ASK ME ANYTHING
I GOT A QUESTION
I KNOW ABOUT ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS
A MILLION THINGS
I'LL DO EVERYTHING
OKAY
What's the capital of France?
Transcript
Original caption
2026 Meme Calendar (as of #july) #july2026 #verity #memecalendar #horrorskunx
More from @zackoonin
More breakout videos from this creator.
IT'S VERITY
ASK ME ANYTHING
I GOT A QUESTION
I KNOW ABOUT ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS
A MILLION THINGS
I'LL DO EVERYTHING
OKAY
What's the capital of France?