Why it worked
The video uses a common meme format of giving unexpected advice and then demanding a playful "payment" in the form of snacks, which is relatable and humorous to a broad audience.
Summary
The creator gives a humorous "warning" to never trust anyone, especially when you least expect it. They then playfully demand payment in the form of snacks (a soda, Maruchan, and Takis) for the "advice" given in the video.
Structure
- 1Giving advice
- 2Warning against trust
- 3Playful demand for payment
- 4Listing specific snacks
- 5Stating the reason for payment
- 6Concluding with thanks
Product placement
Takis Fuego (snack food, appears as bags of chips, removing it would not change what happens in the video) - incidental; Maruchan (instant ramen noodle soup, appears as a bag of ramen, removing it would not change what happens in the video) - incidental
Call to action
Y que espero que me lo pagues pronto, ok?
On-screen text
MIRA TE VOY
NUNCA PERO
NUNCA
CONFIES
CUANDO
MENOS TE LO
ESPERAS AHORA
ME DEBES
MARUCHAN
Y UNOS TAKIS
POR VER ESTE
VIDEO
VES
TE TRAICIONÉ
ASI QUE NUNCA
CONFIES
Y QUE
ESPERO QUE
ME LO PAGUES