Why it worked
The video taps into a relatable sentiment of protecting new, expensive items from wear and tear, particularly in the context of travel. The use of a recognizable luxury brand like Rimowa adds to the appeal.
Summary
The video shows a person checking in a new, brightly colored Rimowa suitcase at an airport. The on-screen text expresses the heartbreak of seeing a new, pristine suitcase get scuffed and damaged during the check-in process.
Structure
- 1Showcasing new pink Rimowa suitcase
- 2Expressing heartbreak over potential damage
- 3Checking in the suitcase at the airport
- 4Saying goodbye to the pristine suitcase
Product placement
Rimowa: it is a brand of luggage. The video shows a pink Rimowa suitcase being checked in at an airport. The brand appears on the suitcase itself. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.
Louis Vuitton: it is a brand of luggage. The video shows a Louis Vuitton suitcase next to the Rimowa suitcase. The brand appears on the suitcase itself. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.
United Airlines: it is an airline. The video shows a United Airlines baggage check area. The brand appears on signage and employee uniforms. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.
On-screen text
nobody talks about the heartbreak when you check in your new colored rimowa & it won't be pretty again 🥺
bye bye :(
bye bye :(