Oh but didn't you just wear that outfit two days ago?

@sophiabamff

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Why it worked

The creator uses a relatable and humorous take on social media trends and personal habits, specifically the pressure to constantly showcase new outfits on platforms like TikTok. This self-deprecating humor and engagement with a common viewer observation likely resonated with her audience.

Summary

The creator addresses a comment about re-wearing an outfit, stating that if an outfit isn't seen enough on TikTok, it doesn't count as being worn. She humorously implies she hasn't washed the outfit since the last time she wore it.

Structure

1Addressing outfit re-wear comment
2Claiming outfit wasn't 'worn' if not seen on TikTok
3Mentioning owning a washing machine
4Admitting to not washing the outfit
5Humorous apology

Transcript

Oh but didn't you just wear that outfit two days ago? Yes, and the TikTok flops. So essentially, I never even wore this outfit. Because if not enough people see my outfit, then I am just simply not satisfied. Also, I own this really interesting thing called a washing machine. Have I washed these though since I last wore them? No. I did it. Uh, I never said I wasn't going to. Uh, I know, girl, I'm sorry.