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@oonacmccaughan DRAWN TOGETHER NO. 17 WITH @stoolpresidente OUT NOW ON YOUTUBE
@oonacmccaughan
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@oonacmccaughan DRAWN TOGETHER NO. 17 WITH @stoolpresidente OUT NOW ON YOUTUBE
Performance
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The creator interviews guest Dave Portnoy, asking a series of rapid-fire questions. Portnoy answers about his ability to draw while talking, his thoughts on reading Sofia Franklyn's book, his biggest professional disagreement (interviewing Trump), and reveals he only agreed to do the show because he felt bad for the interviewer.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Verbal hook · 15%
Thank you so much for coming on.
Visual hook · 85%
A two-person interview setup with quick cuts between the female interviewer and the male guest, creating a fast-paced conversational dynamic from the start.
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Steal this for your own video
Two people. Quick cuts. that wastes zero seconds.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
The interview's unique gimmick is immediately introduced and then playfully challenged by the guest, creating an instant, low-stakes conflict and a self-deprecating tone.
Payoff
The Humanizing Punchline: The guest reveals a surprisingly personal and vulnerable reason for their participation, resolving the meta-conflict with a humorous and relatable admission.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Rapid-Fire Reveal
A fast-paced montage of interview questions and answers that escalate in personal or controversial stakes, culminating in a humorous or vulnerable punchline that reframes the entire interaction.
The Provocative Probe
The host asks a question about a topical, controversial subject designed to elicit a strong, unfiltered opinion from the guest, establishing a candid atmosphere.
The High-Stakes Escalation
The line of questioning shifts to a more significant and professionally controversial topic from the guest's past, raising the tension and stakes of the conversation.
The Meta-Conflict Reveal
The guest reveals a fundamental conflict with the show's premise itself, creating curiosity about their motivation for participating and adding a layer of unexpected tension.
DRAWN TOGETHER NO. 17 WITH @stoolpresidente OUT NOW ON YOUTUBE
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YOU SO MUCH
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FOR COMING ON
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I DRAW
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THAT'S IT?
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CAN YOU DO THAT
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NOT REALLY
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ON READING
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FRANKLYN'S BOOK?
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I'M SURE I'M
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SH*T IN THERE
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INFURIATE ME
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WHAT'S THE
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YOU'VE EVER HAD
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TRUMP
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I HATE DRAWING
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THIS SHOW
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WHY'D YOU AGREE
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I THOUGHT YOU
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WERE ONLY HERE
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TO GET ME
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SO YOU FELT BAD?
Thank you so much for coming on. You're welcome. I draw while I talk. That's it. Yeah. Can you do that or no? Not really. Are you planning on reading Sofia Franklin's book? I'm sure I'm gonna see shit in there that'll infuriate me. What's the biggest disagreement you've ever had with Interviewing Trump. I hate drawing, so I didn't wanna do the show. Why'd you agree to do it? I thought you worse only here waiting to get me. So you felt bad? A little bit.