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@morganhoong google swes bomb babies too. #engineering #college #mechanical engineering
@morganhoong
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@morganhoong google swes bomb babies too. #engineering #college #mechanical engineering
Performance
Video #30975 · Yap
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The creator presents a satirical and cynical list of the four potential career outcomes for a friend studying mechanical engineering in college. She counts them on her fingers, listing options like working for defense contractors, working for Elon Musk, or selling out to become a software engineer, concluding that no matter the path, they will be overworked and underpaid compared to other tech roles.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 50%
Just know that your friend who's studying mechanical engineering college
Verbal hook · 50%
Just know that your friend who's studying mechanical engineering college is gonna end up in one of four places.
Visual hook
A medium close-up shot of the creator speaking directly to the camera, establishing an immediate and personal connection with the viewer.
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Just know that your friend who's studying is gonna end up in one of places.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A bold, declarative statement that makes a definitive and limited prediction about the future of a specific, relatable group.
Payoff
The final beat synthesizes all the preceding points into a single, cynical observation, confirming that no matter the choice, the outcome is ironically the same.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Inevitable Outcomes Framework
To present a limited, humorously cynical, and stereotypical set of future paths for a specific identity group, culminating in a unifying punchline that declares all paths lead to the same ironic fate.
The Prophecy
The opening statement that establishes the video's premise: a specific group has only a small, fixed number of potential destinies.
The Stereotype Gauntlet
A numbered list where each item reveals a different, increasingly specific, and humorously negative stereotype associated with the target group's future.
The Narrative Loop
A mid-list beat that cleverly connects one outcome back to a previously mentioned one, creating a self-referential joke and rewarding attentive viewers.
The 'Sellout' Punchline
The final item in the list, which presents the ultimate betrayal of the group's identity, serving as the climax of the list portion.
The Unifying Verdict
A final, concluding statement that collapses all the listed possibilities into a single, grimly funny reality, providing the video's ultimate payoff and thesis.
google swes bomb babies too. #engineering #college #mechanical engineering
title · beginning
Just know that your friend who's studying mechanical engineering college
Know that your friend who's studying mechanical engineering college is gonna end up in one of four places. Number one, they most likely will be bombing babies. Number two, they'll be working for Elon Musk. Number three, they'll finally be pursuing their lifelong autistic hyperfixation on planes, cars, or rockets, which also likely means they're gonna be working for Elon. Finally, number four, they went bald for that mech e degree for nothing. They're gonna sell out and become a software engineer. No matter what they do, they're gonna be working five thousand hours a day just to make less than a Google software engineer and bomb babies.