@sundae.school
Instagram · Skit
@sundae.school HINGE MATCHES ALWAYS GOT THE NERVE 😭😭😭😭✌🏼 Wtf do u even do in this situation ☠️☠️☠️😩 #comedy #sundaeschool #relationships #nyc
@sundae.school
Instagram · Skit
@sundae.school HINGE MATCHES ALWAYS GOT THE NERVE 😭😭😭😭✌🏼 Wtf do u even do in this situation ☠️☠️☠️😩 #comedy #sundaeschool #relationships #nyc
Performance
Video #31149 · Skit
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The creator acts out a comedic skit from the point-of-view of someone running into their ex at a clothing store where the ex works. The ex proceeds to make a series of passive-aggressive and flirtatious comments, suggests clothing, plays their old 'song,' and ultimately makes flimsy excuses for why they ghosted the relationship, reinforcing the premise that they 'fumbled'.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 70%
POV: u run into ur ex that fumbled u
Verbal hook · 20%
Oh, I didn't know that you worked here.
Visual hook · 10%
A person browsing a clothing rack turns to face the camera, establishing a direct point-of-view interaction in a retail setting.
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Steal this for your own video
POV: u run into working at
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A text overlay presents a highly relatable 'Point of View' (POV) scenario, immediately setting audience expectations for a specific type of social conflict and promising a satisfying outcome.
Payoff
The narrative concludes on the antagonist's final, most ludicrous statement, which serves as a punchline that confirms their foolishness and validates the premise set up in the hook.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Awkward Encounter Escalation
A comedic sketch that places a protagonist in a universally relatable, uncomfortable social situation with an antagonist who becomes increasingly manipulative and absurd, leading to a punchline that validates the protagonist's (and the audience's) initial judgment of the antagonist.
The Opening Parry
The initial interaction establishes the power dynamic, where the antagonist immediately tries to flip the script and seize control of the narrative with a passive-aggressive comeback.
The Probing Assumption
The antagonist makes an invasive, assumption-based inquiry to gauge the protagonist's current life status and assert a position of knowledge or superiority.
The Familiarity Gambit
The antagonist uses a piece of shared history or a past compliment as a tool to force an unwelcome sense of intimacy, which is then undercut by the protagonist's neutral response.
The Unwanted Assistance
The antagonist oversteps clear social and professional boundaries by offering help with a simple task, manufacturing a reason for prolonged and closer interaction.
The Nostalgia Weapon
The antagonist deploys a significant shared memory (a song, a place, an object) in a public setting as a final, overt attempt to manipulate the protagonist's emotions.
The Absurd Justification
The underlying historical conflict is directly addressed, prompting the antagonist to offer a ridiculously weak and unbelievable excuse for their past actions, which serves as the comedic climax.
HINGE MATCHES ALWAYS GOT THE NERVE 😭😭😭😭✌🏼 Wtf do u even do in this situation ☠️☠️☠️😩 #comedy #sundaeschool #relationships #nyc
title · beginning
POV: u run into ur ex that fumbled u
Oh, I didn't know that you worked here. I didn't know that you missed me. Who were you shopping for? Are you on, like, a date or something? No. Just just myself. You always look so good in this color. White? Yeah. Whatever. Can I, try this on? Yeah. Do you need help? I'll I'll help. No. It's okay. It's right there. Right? Yeah. But, like, if you Well, this is this is just a hoodie. Right? Yeah. I think it was good. Yeah. Do you remember this? Our song? Why aren't you doing it? Like, you're the one that goes to me. I don't know why. I literally told you, like, my phone broke. It was, like, over a year ago. Yeah. I mean, my other phone, like, broke too. I don't know why you're being so crazy about this.