@remyzeee
Instagram · Skit
@remyzeee More of Ling Long on my page 🐐 #comedyskit #officehumor #corporatehumor #startuplifestyle #cluely
@remyzeee
Instagram · Skit
@remyzeee More of Ling Long on my page 🐐 #comedyskit #officehumor #corporatehumor #startuplifestyle #cluely
Performance
Video #28485 · Skit
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The creator performs a comedy skit about a new, brilliant engineer from China named Ling Long, whose disruptive habits like cooking with open flames and smoking indoors clash with American office culture. While one coworker is constantly frustrated, the rest of the team, including the CEO, is amazed by his incredible productivity, creating a comedic tension between his social ineptitude and professional genius.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook
POV: Your coworker is straight from China
Verbal hook
What what the
Visual hook
A man is cooking in a modern kitchen with a large, dramatic fire flaring up from the pan, creating immediate visual action and chaos.
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POV: Your is .
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
An 'in media res' scene of chaos that immediately establishes the central character's disruptive nature and the core premise of the story.
Payoff
A final comedic beat (or 'coda') that shows the character reverting to their core disruptive trait, confirming that their personality hasn't changed despite their proven value, providing a final punchline.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Annoying Genius
Introduce a character with disruptive or negative traits, build a case against them through escalating friction, and then subvert expectations by revealing their extraordinary competence in a key area.
The High-Stakes Introduction
An authority figure provides exposition, setting up high expectations for the character's abilities, creating a narrative paradox with the chaotic opening.
The Friction Montage
A series of short, escalating vignettes that demonstrate the character's negative or socially inept traits, building a case for them being a problem.
The Peer Condemnation
A secondary character explicitly voices the audience's and other characters' frustrations, solidifying the negative perception and marking the peak of the interpersonal conflict.
The Competence Twist
A sudden reveal where the character demonstrates exceptional, undeniable skill in their core function, completely subverting the negative narrative built so far and resolving the central tension.
More of Ling Long on my page 🐐 #comedyskit #officehumor #corporatehumor #startuplifestyle #cluely
title · beginning
POV: Your coworker is straight from China
contextual · middle
Roy CEO Cluely
contextual · middle
Ling Long Engineer
informational · middle
American culture is cooked
informational · middle
everyone is fat and ugly
informational · middle
but the office is pretty nice
contextual · middle
Brandon Engineer
What what the Linglong, what what are you doing back here, man? I cooked fish. The fan is no best strong enough. It's not my fault. So this week, we're welcoming our newest systems Tsinghua University, topped his class, used to work at Deepsea, and he cost a lot of money. He still got some cultural differences, but, he got some pretty high expectations. Where can I smoke? I think you can smoke outside, like, 10 feet away from the building. Yes, but where can I smoke inside? So how do you like America so far? In China, you you order food and it comes on a drone in five minutes. In America, Sameer is a forty five minutes away on a bicycle. No Brandon, what do you think about Linglong? I don't like Linglong. He's always so good. He's so distracting, and he always smells like cigarettes. He never reads any of my documentation. He's always changing my code. It's impossible to work with him. What's going on here? What's going on? Bro, Linglong just cleared 17 bugs in one hour. tier. Oh my god. Give it up, Linglong. What the hell? Linglong, I don't think you can smoke in here. Yes. I smoke inside.