@justinescameraroll_
Instagram · Yap
@justinescameraroll_ @delta I STILL DONT HAVE MY BAGS. 2: It took over 15 INTERNATIONAL calls, 10+ chats, and 4+ days for you to even put the bag on one of the 8+ flights you have going to London EVERY DAY. Instead you purposely let it sit in baggage for days on end with people completely lying to me. It’s simply unacceptable.
Performance
Video #36821 · Yap
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The creator declares she will no longer fly with Delta Air Lines due to a negative experience with an employee. She sets the scene by explaining her flight was canceled at 2 AM after multiple delays, forcing all passengers to go to baggage claim. She then begins to recount the hostile interaction she witnessed between a 'malicious' Delta employee and another passenger who was calmly asking about his bags.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 55%
I'll never be flying delta again.
Verbal hook · 40%
There is a nasty woman working at Delta, and for that I will not be flying them again.
Visual hook · 5%
Direct-to-camera address with the creator making expressive hand gestures and facial expressions, conveying a strong sense of conviction and personal experience.
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Steal this for your own video
I'll never be using again after what their did.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A bold, final judgment is delivered upfront, creating immediate curiosity about the events that led to this extreme conclusion.
Payoff
The narrative is intentionally cut short at the peak of tension, often mid-sentence or just before a resolution, creating a powerful cliffhanger that drives viewers to seek out the next part of the story or engage in the comments.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Public Grievance Cliffhanger
To build a compelling case against a person, service, or brand by presenting a dramatic, first-hand account of a negative interaction, culminating in a cliffhanger to maximize engagement and anticipation for a follow-up.
The Irreversible Verdict
The creator makes a strong, polarizing statement of condemnation against a well-known entity, framing the entire story as the justification for this verdict.
The Personal Stakes Declaration
The creator reveals a personal connection or high aspiration related to the entity, demonstrating that their negative verdict comes at a personal cost, thereby increasing their credibility and the story's emotional weight.
The Inciting Incident
The creator sets the scene by describing a common, relatable problem or situation that initiated the conflict.
The Reasonable Actor Clause
The creator explicitly states their own (and others') calm and reasonable behavior in the face of the initial problem, positioning themselves as a rational narrator and making the antagonist's subsequent actions seem more egregious.
The Antagonist Introduction
A specific individual is identified as the source of the conflict, shifting the problem from systemic to personal and creating a clear villain for the audience.
The Witness Account
The creator recounts a specific, tense interaction they observed, often involving a third party. This serves as the primary evidence for their initial claim and adds a layer of objective reporting to their subjective experience.
The Point of No Return
The creator reveals the single, most shocking or unprofessional action/statement from the antagonist, which serves as the climax of the narrative segment.
@delta I STILL DONT HAVE MY BAGS. 2: It took over 15 INTERNATIONAL calls, 10+ chats, and 4+ days for you to even put the bag on one of the 8+ flights you have going to London EVERY DAY. Instead you purposely let it sit in baggage for days on end with people completely lying to me. It’s simply unacceptable.
title · beginning
I'll never be flying delta again.
Tier is a nasty woman working at Best, and for that I will not be flying them again. And let me just say Delta has been the number one brand I've wanted to work with. Fully okay with that never happening. That's fine. Three days ago, my Delta flight gets deplaned and canceled after four delays at 2AM. Me and everybody in the plane go to baggage claim to figure out how we can get our bags. These things happen, no big deal, nobody's making a fuss. And it is that baggage claim where I meet this woman that good only be described as malicious, obnoxious, and hostile. I walk up to her right as she's about to have this conversation with this tall black guy. He starts by saying, hi, my flight got canceled. I'm trying to figure before he can get past that. She says, what is your question? Just like that. The mood shifts. He's still very, very nice. And he's like, I'm just trying to figure out like where my bags are and like where they're going if I can get them. She says to him, I swear to you just like this. She goes, like I said