The video likely worked due to the unexpected and unusual nature of a water-filled pear being smashed, creating a visually engaging and surprising moment that captured viewer attention.
Summary
The video shows a person eating a pear that is filled with water, demonstrating how it can be smashed. The on-screen text explains that this is a pear, not an apple, and that people prefer smashing it over eating it.
Structure
1Introduction of the fruit
2Explanation of its nature (pear filled with water)
3Demonstration of smashing the pear
4Preference for smashing over eating
Product placement
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On-screen text
EVERYONE
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BECAUSE
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THAT
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APPLE
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PEAR
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WITH
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SINCE
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THIS
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USING
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SMASHING
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EATING
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SMASHING
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OF
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Transcript
Not everyone can eat this because that is a fruit that looks like an apple but is not an apple. Its name is pear, which is filled with water. Ever since people found this out, they have been using this for smashing than for eating because smashing it is a lot of fun.