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@remyzeee
Instagram · Skit
@remyzeee So proud 🥹 @ykaizzk #growingupasian #comedyskit #asiandad #rizz #immigrantparents
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Video #28317 · Skit
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The creator performs a two-part comedic skit. In the first part, he plays a disapproving Asian father who rejects his son's dream of pursuing music and disowns him for dropping out of college. In the second part, after the son becomes a successful musician, the father is shown at his concert, being his biggest fan, proudly filming him, and taking credit for his success, completely reversing his initial stance.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 55%
POV: asian dads before vs after you make it
Verbal hook · 35%
Dad, I think I wanna pursue music.
Visual hook · 10%
A young man approaches his father, who is relaxing on a couch, to initiate a serious conversation, creating immediate human interest and setting up a narrative scene.
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POV: before vs after you
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A text overlay establishing a highly relatable 'Before vs. After' scenario, promising a dramatic transformation in an authority figure's attitude based on the protagonist's success.
Payoff
The viewer experiences the deep satisfaction of seeing the protagonist vindicated and enjoys the ironic humor of the authority figure's complete, self-serving reversal.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Vindication Reversal
A comedic 'before and after' narrative that contrasts an authority figure's initial extreme disapproval of a protagonist's unconventional goal with their hypocritical, over-the-top support after the protagonist achieves massive success.
The Unconventional Aspiration & Veto
The protagonist calmly states a goal that defies convention, prompting an immediate, panicked, and absolute rejection from an authority figure.
The Escalating Takedown
The authority figure systematically dismantles the protagonist's dream, moving from logical objections to deeply personal, discouraging attacks, framed as protective concern.
The Point of No Return & Ultimatum
The conflict peaks as the protagonist reveals an irreversible commitment to their path, leading to a theatrical meltdown and a relationship-ending ultimatum from the authority figure.
The Success Reveal & 180° Flip
A sharp cut to a future timeline reveals the protagonist's undeniable success, with the same authority figure now transformed into their most enthusiastic public supporter.
The Revisionist History Payoff
In a final comedic twist, the authority figure denies all previous opposition, claims they were always supportive, and takes partial credit for the protagonist's success.
So proud 🥹 @ykaizzk #growingupasian #comedyskit #asiandad #rizz #immigrantparents
title · beginning
POV: asian dads before vs after you make it
contextual · middle
After
I think I wanna pursue music. Best I don't know why I know why. And I really wanna do that. Oh my goodness. Absolutely no. And music is no a profession. My worse is a nightmare. Okay? Because I love you, I tell you this. You're best a little bit ugly. Your voice is not that good. You is not going to make it. What are you gonna do about college? Bad, I dropped out already. You you what? You you dropped out of college. And so wait. If you walk out of this room right now, you are no longer my son. That's my son. I I never doubted you. I never doubted you for a second. Isn't that right? That's the right right. 700,000,000 streams on on a Spotify alone. He can hit his voice from me. He can get we best his voice from me. His performance is pretty good. It's pretty good. Right? But Okay. But I'll imagine when when you hit this, the eyes yes eyes eyes. Next time.