Why it worked
The video likely resonated with viewers due to its relatable and humorous premise, using common objects and foods to evoke a sense of nostalgia or shared experience, amplified by the trending "life if X never existed" format.
Summary
The video shows a montage of various objects and foods, all with the on-screen text "Life if that one girl never existed." The objects range from a snowball and a sink drain to a watermelon, apple, ice cream, peas, tomato, burger, toothpaste, forks, toast, cereal, Coca-Cola cans, Skittles, buttons, and cereal loops. The creator's caption suggests a relatable, possibly humorous, sentiment about past experiences.