@wacomo
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@wacomo I MADE A SONG WITH @baltazarlora AND IT COMES OUT ON FRIDAY — THANKS FOR THE SLAPS @renatacerda
@wacomo
Instagram · Vlog
@wacomo I MADE A SONG WITH @baltazarlora AND IT COMES OUT ON FRIDAY — THANKS FOR THE SLAPS @renatacerda
Performance
Video #16860 · Vlog
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The creator explains his personal rule for creativity: to make something using only the resources immediately available. He demonstrates this by documenting his process of creating the cover art for his new song, which involves finding inspiration, learning new skills via YouTube, gathering friends and simple equipment, and experimenting to produce the final image. He concludes by stating this resourceful approach applies to all aspects of his life.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 45%
one of my favorite rules
Verbal hook · 50%
One of my favorite rules is that if you wanna make something, make your own version with whatever you have around you in that moment.
Visual hook · 5%
A fast-paced, dynamic selfie shot of the creator walking towards the camera with a smile, creating immediate movement and a personal connection.
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Steal this for your own video
One of my favorite rules for is: only use what you .
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A direct-to-camera declaration of a personal rule or philosophy, presented as a valuable piece of wisdom to immediately engage the viewer.
Payoff
A two-part resolution: first, revealing the concrete, finished product of the creative process, and second, explicitly linking this success back to the universal philosophy from the hook, creating a satisfying narrative closure.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Applied Philosophy Loop
Demonstrating a personal philosophy or rule by applying it to a specific, tangible project, showing the process from ideation to a final, satisfying reveal.
The Aspirational Challenge
Presenting a specific, complex goal or project that the creator wants to achieve, which will serve as the test case for the opening philosophy.
The Deconstruction Phase
Breaking down the challenge into manageable steps, such as research (gathering inspiration) and learning (acquiring skills), to make the complex goal seem achievable.
The Resource Inventory
Listing the simple, accessible, and often unconventional tools and resources at hand, reinforcing the core philosophy of 'using what you have'.
The Creative Chaos Montage
A rapid, high-energy sequence showing the messy, experimental, and active process of creation, building anticipation for the final outcome.
I MADE A SONG WITH @baltazarlora AND IT COMES OUT ON FRIDAY — THANKS FOR THE SLAPS @renatacerda
title · beginning
one of my favorite rules
title · beginning
CARPE DIEM
informational · middle
REFERENCES
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BIRDS by XAVI BOU
informational · middle
OLYMPIC ATHLETES of GEOFF LOWE
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FRIENDS
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YOUR GF'S CAMERA
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YOUR PHONE
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OVERALLS
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for my next song “HOMESICK”
One of my favorite rules is that if you wanna make something, make your own version with whatever you have around you in that moment. Don't wait, carpe tier, baby. For example, if you've been obsessed with a photography style that combines thousands of pictures in image, start digging for more inspiration. References. These are birds. These are Olympic athletes. Then if you don't know how to make that thing, watch a couple of YouTube tutorials. And when you sort of have an idea of what you wanna make, grab anything that you have at your disposal. A couple friends, your girlfriend's camera, your phone, some overalls, and start experimenting. That's how I made the cover for my next song. But it's also my approach to pretty much anything I do in life.