The creator taps into a common consumer sentiment of confusion and distrust regarding product safety recalls, using humor and relatable frustration to engage the audience.
Summary
The creator questions the effectiveness of Clorox, expressing confusion about its recall due to germs despite its purpose of killing them. She lists various food items and then water, concluding that the situation is overwhelming.
Structure
1Questioning Clorox recall
2Listing food items
3Expressing confusion and overwhelm
4Concluding it's too much
Product placement
Clorox: it is a cleaning product that is supposed to kill germs. It ACTS as a cleaning product. Removing it would change what happens in the video.
On-screen text
CAN Y'ALL PLEASE
TELL ME HOW
ON CLOROX BECAUSE
OF GERMS,
BUT IT'S SUPPOSED
TO KILL 99.9%
OF GERMS?
LIKE, MAKE IT
MAKE SENSE, Y'ALL.
LIKE,
THIS IS TOO
MUCH. I DON'T KNOW.
I CAN'T HANDLE
IT. FIRST THE CHICKEN,
THE EGGS, THE
LETTUCE,
BLUEBERRIES,
WHAT ELSE? I
WATER. I DON'T KNOW.
I DON'T KNOW.
IT'S JUST TOO MUCH.
IT. AH, CAN'T
Transcript
Can y'all please tell me how on Clorox because of germs, but it's supposed to kill 99.9% of germs? Like, make it make sense, y'all. Like, this is too much. I don't know. I can't handle it. First the chicken, the eggs, the lettuce, blueberries, what else? I water. I don't know. I don't know. It's just too much. It. Ah, can't
Original caption
Can someone please explain to me how you have a recall on Clorox because of germs but it’s supposed to kill the germs … please make it make sense #clorox #recall #fyp #comedy #xyzbca