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@wisdm
Instagram · Talking Head Edit
@wisdm I got you
Performance
Video #22593 · Talking Head Edit
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The creator opens by stitching a video of a man complaining about the lack of men's fashion options, then systematically debunks this myth by presenting a rapid-fire listicle of eight distinct men's fashion styles. For each style category, he provides a title, a brief historical or cultural explanation, and cuts to high-quality B-roll of himself modeling the aesthetic while on-screen text lists key features and popular brands.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 15%
Fashion for men
Verbal hook · 50%
It's not fair. Women get all these clothing options, and men just have, like, nothing.
Visual hook · 35%
A split-screen stitch showing a casual guy in a car complaining, immediately establishing a relatable grievance before cutting to the highly stylized, well-dressed main creator in a polka-dot suit.
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Steal this for your own video
Men have in ? Let me show you options you're ignoring.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Present a relatable complaint or misconception from an external source to immediately validate a specific audience's frustration.
Payoff
A grounding, empowering conclusion that relieves the pressure of the 'rules' just presented, leaving the viewer with a positive, actionable takeaway.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Myth-Busting Masterclass
Refuting a common complaint by providing a comprehensive, categorized list of solutions, peppered with cultural commentary and pattern interrupts.
The Expert Intervention
The creator introduces themselves as the authority, refuting the initial complaint and promising a comprehensive guide to solve the problem.
The Categorized Catalog
Systematically presenting the first batch of solutions, establishing a rhythmic flow of information and visual examples.
The Comedic Pattern Interrupt
Breaking the established rhythm with a sudden skit, character change, or unexpected reaction to re-engage the viewer's attention midway through the list.
The Catalog Resumption
Resuming the list of solutions, carrying the renewed momentum through to the final items.
I got you
title · beginning
Fashion for men
contextual · beginning
It's not fair.
title · beginning
1. AMERICAN PREP
informational · beginning
AMERICAN PREP - DRESSY - SMART
informational · beginning
POPULAR BRANDS - RALPH LAUREN, - BROOKS BROTHERS - J. PRESS
title · beginning
2. ROCKSTAR CHIC
informational · beginning
IF YOU'VE BEEN: - Compared to a toothpick - Questioned on your caloric intake - Never had to jump to put jeans on - 'Disappeared' when you turned to the side
informational · middle
ROCKSTAR CHIC - SKINNY SILHOUETTES - SLIM JACKETS - TIGHT PANTS - MORE LEATHER THAN A COW AT A BDSM CONVENTION
title · middle
3. WORKWEAR
informational · middle
PAST - 19th-CENTURY INDUSTRIAL WORKERS - TRADESPEOPLE - FARMERS
informational · middle
PRESENT The worst or the best guy - you know (no in-between) Silverlake Indie filmmakers- Brooklyn Creative Directors -
informational · middle
WORKWEAR - KEY FEATURES: DURABLE/FUNCTIONAL CLOTHES AGE WELL WELL FITTING - POPULAR BRANDS CARHARTT DICKIES LEVIS
title · middle
4. SMART CASUAL
title · middle
5. JAPANESE AMERICANA
informational · middle
JAPANESE AMERICANA - AMERICAN WORKWEAR - COOLER YOUNGER BROTHER - HIGH QUALITY PIECES - STYLE IS FLATTERING - ON MOST BODY TYPES
title · middle
6. COWBOY CHIC
title · end
7. AVANT-GARDE MINIMALISM
title · end
8. OLD MONEY
informational · end
OLD MONEY - SOPHISTICATED APPEARANCE - MASS APPEAL - EASY TO WEAR - COMFORTABLE -
informational · end
BRANDS LORO PIANA - BRUNELLO CUCINELLI - RALPH LAUREN -
It's not fair. Women get all these clothing options, and men just have, like, nothing. And if you don't, like, get into male fashion, you basically just wear, like, graphic tees and jeans. My dearest heterosexual homo sapien, you've been fed the same lives that many of us men have also been fed throughout our lives. Out of my twenty four years of living, I too believe these very tier for many of them. But allow me to expand your horizons into the world of men's wear. Style one, American prep. This classy style takes rooted northeastern American Ivy League culture and has been personified by brands like Ralph Lauren or Brooks Brothers. So if you've got a rugby shirt or any penny loafers lying around somewhere, then you're worse shoo in for admission. Style two, rank tier chic. Now if at any point in your life, you've been compared to a toothpick or it has somebody asked you to turn to the side and then go, oh my good, where'd you no? Then rank star chic would likely flatter your physique very well. Style three, worse. Although workwear originated as clothing for industrial workers to wear, the mantle has now been passed down to Silver Lake indie filmmakers and Brooklyn Creative Directors who have a trust fund they definitely don't want you to know no. But the pieces within workwear are durable, functional, and this culture has evolved it to be quite fashionable. Style four, smart casual. Smart casual is a great choice if you really don't like dressing up, but also want to dress up. Throw on a suit jacket with whatever, a dress shirt with whatever, or dress pants with whatever. Style five, five, what's tier why would you be now if you like worse better want a bit less blue on your collar, Japanese Americana make you the route to go. This style also emphasizes high quality built to last materials and timeless swag. Style six, cowboy chic. Now I get it. Depending on where you're from, wearing a cowboy hat might seem a little costumey. You're damn right. I'm sick of all y'all sitting slickers behind Stetson and thinking you good just spit wherever you like. I'm sick of it. Not that kinda cowboy, this kinda cowboy. Yeah. That's more like it. Style seven, avant garde minimalist. Minimalism is darker, but in my opinion, more interesting cousin. Avant minimal aims for clean, mostly black or monochromatic palettes and focuses more on the structure and shape of the outfit. Style eight, good money. The Internet's favorite aesthetic tier the last few years, the old money aesthetic allows you to cosplay as the wealthy 1%. This aesthetic which combines preppy style cues with minimalist color palettes gives you an understated clean and sophisticated presence while potentially signaling a healthy trust fund or robust family portfolio. And better all, who doesn't wanna cosplay as somebody whose family has a born amount of wealth likely built on the backs of atrocities they committed in the best? No, there are many more styles available to us males, so feel free to branch out and explore. But most importantly, wear what makes you feel comfortable, even if it is just a tier shirt and jeans.