Why it worked
The video leverages a highly recognizable, meme-able figure to create a relatable, humorous take on the common struggle of job hunting across different sectors, making it extremely shareable.
Summary
A humorous video uses clips of Donald Trump claiming expertise in various fields to represent the creator's experience applying for internships across diverse industries. The montage highlights the absurdity of claiming universal knowledge in unrelated professional roles.
Structure
- 1Introduction of the internship application scenario
- 2Montage of clips claiming expertise in taxes and income
- 3Clips claiming expertise in construction and campaign finance
- 4Clips claiming expertise in drones and technology
- 5Clips claiming expertise in infrastructure and immigration policy
- 6Conclusion with claims of general comprehension
On-screen text
Me applying for internships in completely different roles and industries
Nobody knows this stuff better than me.
Nobody knows more about taxes than I do, and income than I do.
Nobody knows more about construction than I do.
Nobody knows more about campaign finance than I do.
I know more about drones than anybody.
Nobody knows much more about technology — this type of technology, certainly — than I do.
Nobody knows more about technology than me.
Nobody in the history of this country has ever known so much about infrastructure
I know the H-1B. I know the H-2B. Nobody knows it better than me.
I know more about ISIS than the generals do, believe me.
I understand things, I comprehend very well. Ok?