Why it worked
The video uses a relatable, low-stakes frustration with a common consumer product to invite audience engagement and comments.
Summary
Two women struggle to open a Coca-Cola branded Lip Smacker lip balm, demonstrating the difficulty of the packaging. They ask the audience for tips on how to properly open the product.
Structure
- 1Introduction of the struggle with the product
- 2Demonstration of the failed attempts to open the packaging
- 3Request for audience assistance
Product placement
Lip Smacker (a) ACTS: The product is the central focus of the video, with the creators attempting to operate its packaging mechanism to open it. Removing the product would remove the entire premise of the video. Coca-Cola (b) APPEARS: The brand logo is visible on the packaging of the Lip Smacker product. Removing the logo would not change the video's content as it is part of the product's design.
On-screen text
THIS GIRL
OPEN ONE CHAPSTICK
WITH NO PROBLEM
UNTIL THE SECOND ONE
HAD THEM FIGHTING
FOR THEIR LIVES
HERE WE ARE
TRYING TO OPEN THIS
THIS IS
CHAPSTICK
TELL ME HOW
THIS IS OPEN
YOU GET THIS
IT DON'T POP THERE
IT DON'T TWIST
IT TWIST THIS WAY
AND THIS WAY
AND WE CAN'T GET IT
LIDIA YOU TRY
AND IF ANYBODY
HAS ANY IDEAS
HOW TO OPEN IT
HERE'S THE OTHER ONE
AND THIS ONE
WE ALSO OPEN THAT
OH THIS ONE DOESN'T
ANY IDEAS