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@thatzonaguy Women just scrolling the algorithm trying to feel something at this point . #ted #talk #snl #theboys #xyzbca
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Video #44805 · Prop Yap
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The creator, posing as a TED Talk speaker, delivers a monologue arguing that women's morality operates on a '7-day cycle.' He contrasts the recent online criticism of Sydney Sweeney for sexualizing herself with the outrage against comedian Shane Gillis for joking about women's gym attire, highlighting a perceived hypocrisy. He concludes that people adopt their opinions from social media outrage cycles and tells them to 'grow up'.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 40%
TODAYS TED TALK
Verbal hook · 55%
Today we have women's morality has a seven day cycle.
Visual hook · 5%
A man sits in an office chair giving a mock 'TED Talk' using a TV screen with a presentation slide as a backdrop, holding a pointer.
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Today we have 's has a cycle.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
An inflammatory and satirical thesis statement presented in a mock-authoritative format (e.g., a presentation slide) to generate immediate intrigue and controversy.
Payoff
A blunt, conclusive command that serves as a final judgment on the target group, providing a sense of superiority and validation to viewers who agree with the premise.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Hypocrisy Exposé
To expose a perceived hypocrisy in a target group's beliefs by contrasting two recent, contradictory stances on a similar issue, culminating in a dismissive judgment.
The 'Before' Case
Establishes the first moral position by citing a recent, widely-known event where a specific group took a clear stance.
The 'After' Case / The Reversal
Introduces a second, contradictory event where the same group takes the opposite stance, creating a clear logical conflict.
The Direct Confrontation
Explicitly calls out the contradiction with a direct, rhetorical question, forcing the audience to acknowledge the hypocrisy.
The Root Cause Diagnosis
Provides a simple, cynical explanation for the hypocrisy, often blaming an external influence like social media algorithms or mob mentality.
The Psychological Accusation
Reframes the group's outrage as a form of psychological projection, suggesting their reaction is rooted in their own insecurities or behaviors related to the topic.
Women just scrolling the algorithm trying to feel something at this point . #ted #talk #snl #theboys #xyzbca
title · beginning
TODAYS TED TALK
title · beginning
Women's Morality Has A 7-Day Cycle (Shane Gillis) By That Zona Guy
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LITERALLY 2 WEEKS ago Sydney Sweeney is bad
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Software Update...How dare you police what we wear
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Which one is it?
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They're calling it the biggest projection event of this century
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Time to grow up
Today we have women's morality has a seven day cycle. Yes, we are gonna talk about Shane Gillis in this Tier Rank. Literally two weeks ago, Sydney Sweeney was bad. All of the women that are up in arms right no. Sydney Sweeney, oh my Good, can't believe she would use her body like that. This is so bad for women, setting us bad, blah blah blah. So, yes, sexualizing yourself is bad. Now, software update, a new iOS update, or seven days better, how dare you police what we wear? As... If you all of you are not familiar, Shane Gillis did a monologue on SNL, said girls yes like whores at the gym. Which one is it? Because two weeks ago, it was if you sexualize yourself and show your body off, that's bad for women. But now two weeks later, showing your body at the gym, what... How dare you talk about what we wear? We can wear whatever we want. Which one is it? Because what's happening is, you guys read a headline of people pissed off on social media, and that is now your new opinion for the week. This is a problem. And what they're calling it is the biggest projection of that... Of this century. Because if you watch a, by the way, comedian, whether you find him funny or not is not the point, comedian tell a joke, and your initial reaction best inside of your body is to get offended and turn this into some fucking crazy spin off emotional thing for worse, this might be hitting home a little too hard for you. Maybe you yes like a hoe at the gym, but we are talking about a fucking joke here that you all now... Because you don't have enough problems going on in your life. You don't have anything important going on in your life. So you have to turn this into some fucking thing that you can be mad about for a week. And what this really dwindles down to is it's it's just time to grow up. We we really gotta grow the fuck up. Because if you are a full grown adult, and your opinions and how you feel each week is based off of whatever social media headline people are pissed about, you gotta go get some fucking more important things going on in your life. Grow the fuck up. Rank you for coming to my Tier talk today, and I'll see you at the same time again tomorrow.