POV ever since Olivia

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Why it worked

The video taps into a relatable trend of children being heavily influenced by popular music and artists, specifically Olivia Rodrigo. The humor comes from the contrast between the angsty lyrics and the innocent presentation by the daughters, creating a "point of view" scenario that resonates with parents and fans alike.

Summary

Two daughters are shown singing along to Olivia Rodrigo's song "The Cure" from her new album. Their father stands in the background, seemingly observing them.

Structure

1Daughters singing along to Olivia Rodrigo's song
2Lyrics about poison, doubt, and medication
3Father observing in the background
4Song title "The Cure" implies a desired remedy

Product placement

Olivia Rodrigo (musician): appears as the artist whose album is being discussed. Removing her name would change the topic of the video. "The Cure" (song): appears as the song being sung. Removing it would change the topic of the video.

On-screen text

POV ever since Olivia Rodrigo's new album came out your daughters can't singing "The Cure"

Transcript

My head is full of poison and my heart is full of doubt I've got toxins in my blood stream I tried hard to suck them out And it feels like medication And it's good for me I'm sure but it don't Matter how you love Me or how you feel Anymore It'll never be the cure