Why it worked
The video taps into a common consumer sentiment about the predictable and often criticized release cycle of iPhones, creating relatable content that resonates with a broad audience interested in technology and consumer behavior.
Summary
The creator discusses the predictable cycle of new iPhone releases where consumers often express dissatisfaction but still purchase the latest model. They use past iPhone releases and comments to illustrate this pattern, highlighting how the perceived lack of innovation doesn't deter sales.
Structure
- 1Introduction to the iPhone release cycle
- 2Showing past iPhone releases and negative reactions
- 3Demonstrating the continued purchase despite criticism
- 4Discussing the current iPhone model and its perceived lack of innovation
- 5Concluding that the cycle repeats regardless of public opinion
Product placement
iPhone (ACTS - shown as a product people buy and discuss, its release cycle is the topic; removing it would change the video's topic)
iPhone 13 (ACTS - shown as a product people buy and discuss, its release cycle is the topic; removing it would change the video's topic)
iPhone 18 (SPECULATIVE - shown as a concept for a future product; removing it would change the video's topic)
On-screen text
IT'S MY FAVOURITE
WHERE EVERYONE SEES
THE NEW IPHONE
HATES IT AND
BUYS IT ANYWAY
THAT CYCLE HAPPENS
NO MATTER WHAT
IT I SCROLLED
FIRST VIDEO ON
THE BELOVED IPHONE
WHAT A LACKLUSTER
LAUNCH SO IT'S
THE SAME THING
AND STILL NO
ONE CARES THEY
IDEAS
JUST
THE 13 LOOK
NOW EVERYONE AND
THEIR SISTER LOVES
THEIR IPHONE 13
OH WHO NEEDS
THAT STUPID 18
MY 13 IT'S
NOT EVEN ANYTHING
NEW YOU JUST