@shaneohgolfs
Instagram · Greenscreen Talking Head
@shaneohgolfs What type of TEE you use, says about YOU… #golf #golfstagram #golfing #golfaddict #fyp
@shaneohgolfs
Instagram · Greenscreen Talking Head
@shaneohgolfs What type of TEE you use, says about YOU… #golf #golfstagram #golfing #golfaddict #fyp
Performance
Video #13389 · Greenscreen Talking Head
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The creator analyzes different types of golf tees and assigns a humorous, stereotypical personality profile to the golfers who use each one. He presents his opinions in a rapid-fire listicle format, using image overlays to show each type of tee as he critiques them, from brush tees to classic wooden tees, and ends with a call-to-action to follow his account.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 50%
WHAT TEES YOU USE SAYS ABOUT YOU
Verbal hook · 40%
What tees you use says about you.
Visual hook · 10%
A collage of different types of colorful golf tees is displayed against a background featuring the iconic 17th island green at TPC Sawgrass, immediately signaling the video's topic to golf enthusiasts.
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WHAT YOU SAYS ABOUT YOU
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A direct statement of the video's premise: 'What your [X] says about you,' immediately framing the content around personal identity and judgment.
Payoff
Concludes by ridiculing an option perceived as a gimmick or try-hard, ending the video on a final, decisive, and often humorous note of dismissal.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Identity Gauntlet
Categorizing and judging personality types based on their choice of a common, niche-specific item.
The Outcast Condemnation
Begins by harshly judging a widely disliked or controversial option to create immediate engagement through strong opinion and controversy. It often includes a preemptive rebuttal to common counter-arguments.
The Niche Group Analysis
Examines a specific, non-mainstream option, assigning it a unique identity and sometimes offering a qualified compliment or specific use-case, adding nuance to the judgments.
The Mid-Roll Conversion Hook
A brief, direct call-to-action that leverages the engagement from the initial beats to ask for a follow or subscription.
The Everyman's Validation
Positively affirms a common, practical, or universally relatable choice, creating a moment of connection and agreement with the majority of the audience.
The Status Stereotype
Targets an option associated with a specific social or economic stereotype (often negative), using humor to critique a perceived sub-group.
The Purist's Standard
Presents the creator's preferred or the traditionally 'correct' option as the ideal standard, establishing a baseline for good taste.
What type of TEE you use, says about YOU… #golf #golfstagram #golfing #golfaddict #fyp
title · beginning
WHAT TEES YOU USE SAYS ABOUT YOU
contextual · beginning
BRUSH TEES.
contextual · middle
MARTINI TEES.
contextual · middle
BROKEN TEES ON THE TEE BOX
contextual · end
PLASTIC TEES
contextual · end
GOOD OLE, CLASSIC WOODEN TEES.
contextual · end
4 Yards More Golf Tee
What tees you use says about you. Brushed tier, quit playing good. And for anybody about to say, how about we just let people use what they want to use? How about we stop letting our friends use things that they shouldn't use? Brushed tees are great for beginners and children, but that's it. If they don't break Shane. Martini tier. This is a group of golfers that believes in what they yes, and you will never change their mind, and you gotta respect it. Also, for any older golfers or golfers in general that struggle to put the ball on the tee because of mobility issues or shakiness or nerves, this is a great option. And you can go down and read the comments. People that use martini tees have been using the same one for, like, five years. Also, if you like golf content like this, make sure you're following. Quit using these. Broken tees on the tee box. You're a great golfer to play with because you are out there to have a good tier. And 15 times out of 18, you find one. And if you don't, you just ask your boys to toss you on. Plastic tees, especially this one. I know you belong to a country club, and after you hit your ball in the tier box, you don't worry about picking up your tee because you have 500 more in your bag. Good old classic wooden tees. You're a good golfer. You don't fall for any of the gimmicks out there. You just need something to set your ball on top of. So you buy a 100 rank, and when they run out, you go get more. Four yard more tier. What are we doing? Tell me what four yards is going to do for you. Please stop.