making boys guess the price of girl things

@allycase1

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Why it worked

The video likely performed well due to its relatable premise of gendered price perception and the humor derived from the men's exaggerated guesses. The 'guessing game' format is inherently engaging and encourages viewer participation.

Summary

The video features a woman asking two men to guess the price of various items typically associated with women. The men give wildly inaccurate guesses, leading to humorous reactions and the woman's amusement.

Structure

1Introduction: Setting up the premise of guessing prices of 'girl things'.
2First guess: A man guesses $2000 for an item.
3Second guess: Another man guesses $1600, then $2100.
4Third guess: A man guesses $4000, then corrects to $3000.
5Reveal/Reaction: The men are surprised by the actual prices, and the woman reacts with laughter.

Product placement

The video shows various items that are typically considered 'girl things' such as sunglasses, candles, and a decorative item, but no specific product is promoted or named.

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making boys guess the price of girl things

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Transcript

making boys guess the price of girl things How much do we think this manara was? Ally? That was over $2,000. I'm not trusting any investment advice you want to give. You know what? I'm I'm impressed. You said 2,000. Like you're closer to 2,000 than you are to zero. 100 More. Bro? 1600? $2,100. What is it made of? Jesus. Actually, you do not know. Crazy, crazy, crazy. What you did? Keep guessing. $4,000. Less. Three. Three. What is it made of? Jesus. Actually, you do not know. Crazy, crazy, crazy.