Why it worked
The video taps into the common anticipation and speculation surrounding new iPhone releases, using a relatable premise of being tagged in potentially misleading content to create engagement.
Summary
The creator is confused by videos tagging them and claiming new iPhone models are released. They question whether the videos are meant to be critical or informative.
Structure
- 1Creator notes videos claiming iPhone 16 is out.
- 2Creator notes videos claiming iPhone 17 is out.
- 3Creator questions the intent behind these videos.
- 4Creator expresses confusion and finds it 'crazy'.
Product placement
iPhone 16 ACTS - it is mentioned as being released, changing the topic of conversation. Removing it would change the topic. iPhone 17 ACTS - it is mentioned as being released, changing the topic of conversation. Removing it would change the topic. Stare Guy ACTS - it is the creator's handle, and is part of the attribution for the video. Removing it would change the attribution. Stare Guy ACTS - it is the creator's name, and is part of the attribution for the video. Removing it would change the attribution. YouTube ACTS - it is mentioned as the creator's channel, and is a destination for the creator. Removing it would change the destination.
Call to action
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On-screen text
iphone 16 is out
On this day
10 Sept 2024
iPhones?
iphone 17 is out
On this day
10 Sept 2025
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