@bbyyoshando
Instagram · Vlog
@bbyyoshando andr9511_ ⭐️ part 2 otw ASAP! @bbyyoshando on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube & Twitch. @bbyyoshandolive on Snapchat.
@bbyyoshando
Instagram · Vlog
@bbyyoshando andr9511_ ⭐️ part 2 otw ASAP! @bbyyoshando on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube & Twitch. @bbyyoshandolive on Snapchat.
Performance
Video #32505 · Vlog
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A skateboarder approaches a young man named Andres outside his apartment building and asks him about skating. After learning Andres wants to start but doesn't have a board, the creator promises to buy him one, get him started, and document the journey in a future video, exchanging Instagram handles to coordinate.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 65%
NYC kid from the projects wants to start skateboarding 🥺🛹
Verbal hook · 25%
Can I ask you a question real quick about skating?
Visual hook · 10%
A man holding a skateboard approaches another young man at the entrance of a brick apartment building, initiating a spontaneous street interview.
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Steal this for your own video
from wants to start 🥺
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
An in media res opening where the creator directly engages a stranger with a question, immediately establishing an authentic, unscripted feel. On-screen text pre-frames the emotional stakes of the encounter.
Payoff
The Sequel Setup. The video concludes not with a resolution, but with an explicit promise of a future installment ('Part 2'). This creates a powerful open loop, converting one-time viewers into followers who are invested in seeing the story's conclusion.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Spontaneous Mentor
A creator initiates an unprompted interaction with a stranger, discovers a simple aspiration blocked by a solvable barrier, and makes a public promise to help them, framing the act as a life-changing opportunity and creating a 'Part 2' to document the follow-through.
The Aspiration & The Barrier
The creator uncovers the subject's desire and the single, relatable obstacle preventing them from pursuing it.
The Commitment Gauntlet
The creator playfully challenges the subject's sincerity to verify their passion, which allows the subject to prove they are a 'worthy' recipient of help.
The Grand Promise
The creator makes a clear, generous, and unexpected offer to completely remove the subject's barrier.
The Emotional 'Why'
The creator probes for the deeper motivation behind the aspiration, forging a stronger empathetic link between the subject and the audience.
The Transformation Frame
The creator reframes the offer not as a simple gift, but as the catalyst for a significant life transformation, painting a vivid picture of the potential positive outcomes.
The Digital Handshake
The creator and subject exchange social media information on camera, which serves as a public contract, makes the promise feel concrete, and provides a call-to-action for the audience to follow the subject's journey.
andr9511_ ⭐️ part 2 otw ASAP! @bbyyoshando on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube & Twitch. @bbyyoshandolive on Snapchat.
title · beginning
NYC kid from the projects wants to start skateboarding 🥺🛹
branding · middle
Andres Instagram: @andr9511_
Ask you a question real quick about skating? Yeah. Pull up. Pull up. Pull up. Alright. So I'm out here with my young man. What's your name, bro? Andres. Okay. You ever been skateboarding before? Nah. Why not? I still don't have a board. But if you had a board, you would get tier. I would get right a 100%. You lying. You for real? I will be I'm for real. All my friends do it. My cousin doesn't. I wanna do it. You live in this building right here? Yeah. So I'm a get your IG after this. I'm a get you right on the board rank everything. Dead ass. But you promised me you're gonna skate? Hell yeah. I'm, like, I'm dead ass though. I'm dead ass too. My cousin skates on my best skates. I wanna skate. Yo. I ain't gonna lie. We're gonna get him right. Alright. So what makes you wanna start skateboarding, bro? It just looks cool. I wanna be doing tricks. I also want, like, just a way to get around too. Oh my god. I wish I had, like if we had a call with, like, rank extra compete right no, good. This is what I'm gonna do, bro. After this, I'm telling you, I'm gonna get your gram. I'm gonna better bored. I'm gonna bring it back to you, and we're gonna skate. Is that cool? Hell yeah. I'm dead serious. I'll be able to go to Yes Park or something. I'm down. How old are you, bro? 14, but I'm turning 15 this year. No. You ready for this shit to change your life, bro? Hell, yeah. You're about to be traveling. You're about to get dumb nights. You're about to get some good homies and all that too. Dead ass. I'm dead ass, bro. That's really what skateboarding is, man. Look. What's your name again one more time? Andres. What's your IG? Pull it up right now. I'm a take your IG down right now. Alright. We're gonna get bro's skate career started. I'm a tag his IG right here. We're gonna get him right on the board rank we're gonna make part two. You down for that? Alright, bro. Super nice to meet you. I appreciate you, man. I'm a hit you up. Probably gonna see you in like a week. Alright. Alright. Hold me to it though. I will. Alright. I bet. I'm a see you bro. Alright. Alright. Come on. Let's do it.