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Alright, so what's he working with?

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Why it worked

The video likely worked due to the relatable commentary on a haircut gone wrong, combined with the visual of a dramatic transformation that then devolves into criticism. The humor in the commentator's reactions and the unexpected turn of events would have engaged viewers.

Summary

The video shows a barber giving a haircut while a commentator reacts. The commentator initially praises the barber's skill but then criticizes the uneven fade and hairline, questioning the barber's technique and the overall outcome.

Structure

1Commentator introduces the haircut and the client's initial hair state.
2Commentator praises the barber's skill and transformation.
3Commentator retracts praise, criticizing the uneven fade and hairline.
4Commentator questions the barber's technique and the final result.

Product placement

The video shows a barber using clippers and scissors to give a haircut. The commentator is reacting to the haircut process.

On-screen text

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Transcript

All right, so what's he working with? All right, so we're trying to go to the front hair line. Oh, I ain't going to lie. He's lucky to slide in this, especially where buddy started out with. It look like he hasn't had a cut since 2010 um in a edge of or something. But he literally transformed this dude from asking for a couple of hugs to stifmarring every single female in the mall, bro. Oh, no, no, no, no. I take that back, bro. What are you trying to What is he what's the hair you're trying to do? It's not a Nah, bro. Nah, bro. What's this Barber got going on, dude? What is this? Like no funny shit. Like what's the bag? What's he trying to do with the bag? Nah, bro. Bro, bro, there's all types of things wrong like he has a blending fade part and is cut right. He has that technique and routine down right. He has a fading, which is very hard. You know what I'm saying as a barber to have you know, your, your your your technique when it comes to the blend and the the fade and all that. But I don't know what he got trying to do. First of all, this back hairline is going to grow back in like three days. It's going to start to edge, you're going to get bumps. It's just an uneven fade, bro. Like did he take a couple of shots midway in a haircut like a hat time or something, man?