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@cemetary Replying to @SAMMY<3 i met lisa from blackpink :0 #blackpink products used- @Anastasia Beverly Hills @NYX Professional Makeup (not used but recommended) @Freck Beauty
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@cemetary Replying to @SAMMY<3 i met lisa from blackpink :0 #blackpink products used- @Anastasia Beverly Hills @NYX Professional Makeup (not used but recommended) @Freck Beauty
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Video #16579 · Yap
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The creator responds to a user's comment about Brie Larson, declining to share a specific story but implying negative experiences are common. She then pivots to telling a different story about meeting Lisa from BLACKPINK while simultaneously doing a makeup tutorial, explaining that the encounter happened at her retail job just before the store opened when someone unexpectedly pulled on the locked door.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 55%
i met lisa from blackpink! storytimeeee
Verbal hook · 30%
You guys want the tea with Brie Larson.
Visual hook · 15%
The creator is speaking directly to the camera while holding up a makeup product (concealer wand), and a prominent on-screen comment box provides immediate context for the video.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
The video opens by directly addressing a comment about a previous, unresolved topic, immediately hooking viewers invested in that narrative before pivoting to an even more compelling new story.
Payoff
The payoff is intentionally delayed. The video's climax is the cliffhanger itself, which satisfies the immediate curiosity about the character's identity while creating a powerful incentive for the viewer to seek out the next installment.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The GRWM Cliffhanger
A dual-narrative structure that pairs a high-interest story with a secondary, visually engaging activity (like a makeup tutorial). The primary story is serialized, ending on a cliffhanger to maximize retention and drive follow-up engagement.
The Tease & Deny
The creator acknowledges the audience's desire for one story but explicitly withholds it, instead offering a cryptic summary that fuels speculation and validates the audience's interest without satisfying it.
The Value Stack Pivot
Immediately after denying the first story, the creator introduces a new, high-value story proposition involving a different public figure, and layers it with a third value proposition (a tutorial) linked to yet another public figure. This rapidly increases the video's perceived value.
The Relatability Anchor
The story's setting is established within a common, relatable context (e.g., a retail job). The creator uses a specific, sensory detail (the sound of a locked door being pulled) to ground the extraordinary story in an ordinary, shared experience, building audience empathy.
The Inciting Incident
The narrative action begins with the introduction of a mysterious event or character that disrupts the established normalcy of the scene, creating tension and posing a question (e.g., 'Who is at the door?').
The Cliffhanger Reveal
The video concludes at the peak of tension, answering the initial question of the inciting incident but immediately creating a larger one. The identity of the mysterious figure is revealed, serving as the hook for the next part of the series.
Replying to @SAMMY<3 i met lisa from blackpink :0 #blackpink products used- @Anastasia Beverly Hills @NYX Professional Makeup (not used but recommended) @Freck Beauty
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Reply to SAMMY<3's comment Wait i also had a not so pleasant Brie Larson experience too
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title · throughout
i met lisa from blackpink! storytimeeee
You guys want the tea with Brie Larson. However, it's not my story to tell, so I can't tell it. But I will tell you that anybody who I've ever talked to who has encountered Brie Larson all say the same thing. If you know, you know. I'm gonna give you the freckle tutorial that had Jennifer Lawrence complimenting your girl while I tell you how I met Lisa from Blackpink. No it was the same job that I had met Jennifer Lawrence at, and if you work in retail at all, you dread the sound of that locked door getting pulled. Okay? So oh my god. This is crazy. Let me blend. We were just getting ready to open in, like, ten or so minutes when we heard that dreaded pull on the door. And whenever somebody does that, I just, like, don't even look. I'm like, I'm not here. Best somebody yanks on the door, and then they kind of linger. And my coworker goes, is that Lalisa?