@dudewipes
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@dudewipes Would you let me 💩?
@dudewipes
Instagram · Vlog
@dudewipes Would you let me 💩?
Performance
Video #28071 · Vlog
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The creator, filming from a first-person perspective, approaches a man in the driveway of a large Beverly Hills home and asks if he can use the bathroom to poop. After a brief, awkward exchange where the creator shows he has 'Dude Wipes,' the homeowner surprisingly agrees and lets him inside. The creator is led through the house to a luxurious bathroom, promises to leave the wipes for the homeowner, and the video ends with the sounds of him using the toilet.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 65%
POV: You desperately need to poop in Beverly Hills
Verbal hook · 15%
Hey. Excuse me?
Visual hook · 20%
A wide-angle, first-person view of a very large, modern white mansion in a sunny, affluent neighborhood, immediately establishing a setting of wealth and luxury.
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Steal this for your own video
POV: You desperately need to in
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Establish a relatable but extreme problem within a high-status environment using a POV text overlay, immediately creating viewer curiosity and empathy.
Payoff
The creator successfully completes the initial task stated in the hook, confirmed through action or sound, providing a full-circle narrative resolution and a final moment of comedic satisfaction.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Audacious Request
To create and resolve social tension by making a highly unusual and personal request to a stranger in an exclusive or aspirational setting, documenting their surprisingly positive reaction.
The Awkward Approach
Initiate contact with a stranger from a distance, creating initial social friction and uncertainty about whether the interaction will even occur.
The Unconventional Ask
State the bizarre, personal request directly, creating the video's central point of tension and comedic conflict.
The Credibility Prop
Present a physical object that attempts to justify or mitigate the absurdity of the request, adding a layer of humor and demonstrating preparedness.
The Reciprocal Vibe Check
A brief, informal negotiation where the stranger assesses the creator's character, and the creator must pass this social test, holding the outcome in suspense.
The Tension-Release Agreement
The stranger grants permission, subverting viewer expectations of rejection and providing a major moment of satisfaction and relief.
The Environmental Reveal
The creator is granted access to the exclusive/aspirational space, providing a visual payoff and fulfilling the promise of the setting.
The Barter Twist
The stranger makes a small request back to the creator, often related to the credibility prop, reframing the interaction as a fair trade and adding a final comedic twist.
Would you let me 💩?
title · beginning
POV: You desperately need to poop in Beverly Hills
contextual · beginning
HEY EXCUSE ME
contextual · beginning
IS THIS YOUR
contextual · beginning
USE YOUR BATHROOM
contextual · beginning
A QUICK POOP
contextual · beginning
I HAVE DUDE WIPES RIGHT HERE
contextual · beginning
COME ON SICK
Hey. Excuse me? Excuse me? Hey. Hello, man. Is this your house? Yeah. It is. Oh, sick. So, I know this might be a weird question. Is there any way I could, like, use your bathroom? Like, just take, like, a quick poop? A poop? Just a quick one. I have dude wipes right tier, and, like, it won't be messy. Like, I'll do it real quick. I'll be in and out of your hair, like, five minutes max. Do you wanna take a poop in my my house? Is that okay? Are you chill? I'm chill. Are you chill? Yeah. Come on. Sick. Thank you, dude. Over here? Over here. Oh, it's over there. Thank you, man. You said what? Give me some of those dooette. I'll leave them. I'll leave them in here. Alright. Alright.