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@maxxingwjett How many more will I crack? #dating #gooner
@maxxingwjett
Instagram · Greenscreen Talking Head
@maxxingwjett How many more will I crack? #dating #gooner
Performance
Video #37430 · Greenscreen Talking Head
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The creator presents the results of a social experiment where he direct-messaged 100,000 women. He uses on-screen graphics to provide a statistical breakdown of the interaction funnel, from messages delivered to the number of positive responses. He then pivots to explain how he used an AI photo app to improve his profile before concluding with the final count of successful interactions and those still pending.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 45%
I asked 100,000 PAWGs to crack 😭🙏
Verbal hook · 40%
I DM'd a 100,000 pogs to see how many would actually wanna crack.
Visual hook · 15%
Creator's face is overlaid on a screenshot of a direct message inbox, showing a list of conversations with women's profile pictures, immediately establishing the context of the video.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
An extreme, quantitative claim about a relatable but exaggerated goal that immediately creates a powerful curiosity gap.
Payoff
A partial resolution that delivers the current results of the experiment while simultaneously creating a cliffhanger by highlighting the vast amount of work or opportunity still remaining.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Case Study Cliffhanger
Presenting a large-scale, audacious experiment as a data-driven case study, revealing the methodology mid-narrative, and ending with a partial result and a cliffhanger to encourage follows.
The Audacious Premise
The creator states an ambitious, large-scale, and slightly unbelievable goal they set out to achieve, immediately hooking the viewer with the scale and provocative nature of the experiment.
The Initial Culling
The first layers of results are revealed through a data funnel visualization, showing the initial filtering of the total pool (e.g., delivered vs. opened vs. responded). This establishes the narrative as a credible 'case study' and satisfies initial curiosity while building suspense.
The Core Result
The key binary outcome of the experiment is revealed (e.g., yes vs. no), providing the first major payoff and answering the central question posed by the hook.
The 'How-To' Interlude
The creator pauses the data reveal to explain a specific tool, hack, or method they used to achieve their results. This provides a moment of 'insider' value to the viewer, breaking the narrative pace and offering a practical takeaway.
The Progress Report & Open Loop
The ultimate conversion number to date is revealed, providing a satisfying final data point, but is immediately contrasted with the much larger number of remaining opportunities. This creates a powerful cliffhanger and a reason to follow for updates.
How many more will I crack? #dating #gooner
title · beginning
I asked 100,000 PAWGs to crack 😭🙏
informational · middle
Left on delivered 61,200 (61.2%)
informational · middle
Opened message 38,800 (38.8%)
informational · middle
Responded 2,450 (2.45%)
informational · middle
Wanted to crack 1,320 (1.32%)
informational · middle
No crack 1,130 (1.13%)
branding · middle
ReGen: AI Profile Photos Your perfect photo, made by AI
informational · middle
Cracked 24 (0.024%)
informational · middle
Not yet 1,296 (1.296%)
I DM'd a 100,000 pogs to see how many would actually wanna crack. Out of that 100,000, 61% left me undelivered, about 38% good me, and only 2,450 actually responded. And that's perfectly fine because out of that twenty four fifty, 1,320 wanted to crack. And before I get into how many I've cracked, I just found aesthetic photos of models that these pogs already find attractive and just had AI swap out his face with mine so I could get some good looking photos for my profile. And I just yes regen for this. Out of that thirteen twenty, I've cracked 24 so far, but we still have 1,296 left to no, so wish me luck.