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The video likely resonated due to its relatable humor and the creator's energetic and exaggerated performance of a common stereotype. The "no one:" meme format is also highly shareable and engaging on TikTok.

Summary

The creator humorously acts out the stereotype of a girl with a raspy voice, exaggerating how it attracts attention from boys. She portrays herself as a 57-year-old smoker and claims that this voice leads to boys asking for her number, which she finds both amusing and slightly overwhelming.

Structure

1Introduction of the raspy voice stereotype
2Creator claims to have a raspy voice
3Exaggeration of the voice's effect on boys
4Humorous anecdote about being approached by boys
5Concluding remark about the voice's appeal

On-screen text

no one: that one girl who has a raspy voice ✨:

Transcript

What? An eraser. Oh, an extra eraser. Oh, an extra eraser, yeah, I think I have one. What happened to your voice? My voice. What do you mean? It's raspy. Girl, my voice is always been like this. I don't know what you're talking about. What are you talking about? I'm not normal. I have the voice of a 57-year-old smoker. Mrs. Smith. Oh my god, sorry guys. I'm sorry. I don't know why I'm voice cracking. I think I know what it's like to be a teenage boy. Oh my god. What happened? I just walked out of the bathroom and five guys asked for my number. Wow. Yeah, it happens all the time because the guys are just like attracted to my voice. Connor, where are you looking at my voice box? I'm not.