Why it worked
The video likely resonated with viewers who share similar opinions on music taste and perceived double standards, tapping into a common sentiment within online music communities.
Summary
The creator discusses the perceived hypocrisy in people's music taste, noting that they will listen to violent gangster music but draw the line at what they consider "objectively good music." The video is framed as the creator's first "ranting video."
Structure
- 1Introduction of the hypocrisy in music taste
- 2Examples of "violent gangster music"
- 3Contrast with "talented music"
- 4Creator's personal reflection on this phenomenon
- 5Concluding the rant and hoping for viewer enjoyment
Product placement
Kendrick Lamar (musician) - ACTS, his music is listened to. Removing him would change the topic. OsaMason (musician) - ACTS, his music is listened to. Removing him would change the topic. Bleood (musician) - ACTS, his music is listened to. Removing him would change the topic. Bunii (musician) - ACTS, his music is listened to. Removing him would change the topic. Jaydes (musician) - ACTS, his music is listened to. Removing him would change the topic.
On-screen text
i find it funny
how people will
listen to violent
gangster music
like Kendrick Lamar
like OsaMason
like Bleood
but will draw the
line when it comes
to actually
talented music
like Bunii and
Jaydes
it's just funny how
people will call
objectively good
music
and sick guitar
tunes burger music
but then they
glorify songs that
like murder
and other violent
activities
anyways this is my
first ranting video
and i hope you
guys enjoyed it