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@realdanyang 100 guys vs a gorilla: the correct answer
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@realdanyang 100 guys vs a gorilla: the correct answer
Performance
Video #14783 · Greenscreen Talking Head
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The creator presents his take on the '100 guys vs a gorilla' debate, arguing that the guys would win easily. He then proceeds to build a comically overpowered and absurd team of fighters, listing various meme characters, fictional heroes, celebrities, and abstract concepts to humorously prove his point.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 45%
100 guys vs a gorilla
Verbal hook · 40%
Alright everyone's talking about who would win 100 people versus a gorilla, and everyone's wrong.
Visual hook · 15%
The video opens with a low-quality, chaotic 3D animation of a large gorilla fighting a massive crowd of identical human models, immediately establishing the absurd and humorous premise.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
The creator introduces a popular hypothetical debate and immediately takes a strong, contrarian stance, dismissing the common consensus to capture attention.
Payoff
After the chaotic list, the creator confidently declares victory as a foregone conclusion, ending with a direct, taunting message to the hypothetical opponent, providing a definitive and funny resolution.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Absurdist Roster
To win a popular hypothetical debate by assembling an increasingly surreal and illogical team of 'champions,' proving an initial thesis through overwhelming comedic absurdity rather than sound logic.
The Flawed Thesis
A single, comically flawed but confidently stated argument is presented to establish the video's humorous tone and the creator's biased perspective.
The Roster Declaration
The creator transitions from a general argument to a specific one, announcing the assembly of a hand-picked team, which frames the upcoming list.
The Escalation Gauntlet
A rapid-fire list of 'team members' is presented, starting with tangentially relevant choices and escalating into pure pop-culture and nonsensical absurdity to build comedic momentum.
100 guys vs a gorilla: the correct answer
title · beginning
100 guys vs a gorilla
Alright. Everyone's talking about who good win a 100 people versus a gorilla, and everyone's wrong. A 100 people all day. Dudes are just capable of so much more mentally than a gorilla. Like, dudes will good a plane and just fly it into a thing. Like to see a gorilla even drive a car. So, yeah, gotta go with a 100 dudes, and these are the dudes I'm sending out this dumb idiot. I'm gonna send the, you're not that guy, pal guy. You're not that guy, pal. Trust me. You're not that guy. Just to let him know, like, today's not your day. Set the tone. So after him, we gotta send in Eliza Thornberry because she can talk to animals and she can translate that to the gorilla. That will really also throw the gorilla off his game. Like, what the fuck? Good never seen this before. And now we're already in his head. It's over at that point. Let's throw in, the animorphs. These are kids that can turn into animals. Checkmate. You know? The Power Rangers. Throw the Green Ranger too. They'll throw in Walter White because I also like that TV show. Draymond Green, David Blaine, rank actual wizard that knows real magic, the car from Cars, the tier guy from Mad Max, your mom, Francis Ngannou, a guy with a gun, a strong woman, one dead Pope, one alive Pope, a gorilla, the thousand pound sisters and a thousand guys. So, I think that should do it. Guerrilla stands no chance. Tell the gorilla I said it.