@kweinbydesign
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@kweinbydesign 2/48 🌎🙇♀️⚽️
@kweinbydesign
Instagram · Vlog
@kweinbydesign 2/48 🌎🙇♀️⚽️
Performance
Video #34027 · Vlog
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The creator introduces the second episode of her series where she designs better merchandise for World Cup teams. After criticizing generic official merch, she reveals she's designing for Brazil based on viewer comments, which she shows via screenshots. She then walks through her creative process for several items, including drawing the Christ the Redeemer statue for a hoodie, a toucan for a t-shirt, and a jaguar print inspired by the team's jersey. She concludes by sharing her personal dream of collaborating with major sports events, thanking her followers for their support in her journey, and asking for suggestions for the next team.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 45%
EPISODE 2 DESIGNING MERCH for WORLD CUP TEAMS
Verbal hook · 50%
Episode two of designing merch for World Cup teams because it's gotta get better than these copy and paste designs.
Visual hook · 5%
The creator speaks directly to the camera with an expressive, slightly distressed facial expression while holding up two fingers, immediately signaling the video is part of a series and conveying a strong opinion.
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Steal this for your own video
This is episode of designing for because it has to be better than .
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Establish a clear 'villain' (a common problem or poor-quality standard) and position the creator as the 'hero' who will provide a superior solution, immediately setting a value proposition.
Payoff
Reveal the completed project as the satisfying culmination of the process, while simultaneously issuing a call-to-action that directly feeds into the next iteration of the series, creating a self-perpetuating content loop.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Underdog Creator's Journey
The video frames a creative act not just as a demonstration of skill, but as a chapter in a larger, relatable underdog story of an individual trying to break into a closed industry, inviting the audience to become supporters of the journey.
The Community Mandate
Validate the video's topic by showcasing social proof (e.g., user comments), framing the content as a direct response to the audience's desires and making them feel like co-creators.
The Authenticity Proof
Walk through the initial creative steps, explaining the 'why' behind the choices to establish a philosophy of quality, effort, and uniqueness that directly counters the initial problem.
The Deep-Dive Detail
Focus on a specific, labor-intensive part of the process to provide 'proof of work,' demonstrating craftsmanship and building viewer appreciation for the skill involved.
The Underdog Manifesto
Pivot from the 'what' (the project) to the 'why' (the personal dream). Reframe the entire series as a mission-driven journey against the odds, creating a powerful emotional stake for the audience.
The Gratitude Bridge
Explicitly connect the audience's support to the achievement of the personal mission, transforming them from viewers into vital participants in the creator's journey.
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title · beginning
EPISODE 2
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DESIGNING MERCH for WORLD CUP TEAMS
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✨final designs✨
informational · end
Thank you for following my journey 🥹
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team
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Episode two of designing merch for Worse Cup teams because it's gotta get better than these copy and paste designs. Chosen by absurdly popular demand in my comment section, we're making designs for Brazil. I wanted to start off with something unmistakably Brazil, a design that can't be copy and pasted and used for another country. That's why I drew the Cristo Rendador statue, drawing it in a way that feels unique, but subtle enough you'd still wear it day to day. Next, I knew I wanted to incorporate the animals of Brazil because they are so beautiful and iconic. I was inspired by this 2022 Away jersey and thought that it would be super cool to put the jaguar pattern all over the hoodie. And yes, I drew my own jaguar print spot by spot. It's my dream to build my own brand that officially collaborates iconic sporting events like the Worse Cup, but it's incredibly hard to break into the sports industry. That's why I'm doing this series. I'm not waiting for an opportunity to come my way. I'm using the power of social media to make a seat for myself at the table. Every person here who would follow and supports my designs genuinely helps me achieve my dreams. So rank you. And, of course, let me know what team you wanna see next.