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Skit on naive home sellerfrom @mortgage_with_cole

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Overview

The creator performs a comedic skit, using a face-distorting filter to portray a naive homeowner who bought their house in 2024. He engages in a dialogue with an off-screen person (implied to be a real estate agent) who insists he must lower the price, but the homeowner can only repeat the phrase 'number go up,' refusing to accept the realities of market conditions, demand, or repair costs.

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Simple outline

  1. 1State a rational argument
  2. 2Introduce an irrational counter-belief
  3. 3Escalate argument with logic
  4. 4Reject logic with repeated belief
  5. 5Conclude with comedic breakdown

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Related videos

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Classification

Format
Concepts
Relatable SkitStereotype Satire
Elements
AR FilterText OverlayTitle Text Hook

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Hook analysis

What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds

Title hook

POV: Sellers who bought their house in 2024

Verbal hook

You have to lower the price of your house.

Visual hook

A man with a distorted face from an AR filter, featuring oversized eyes and mouth, looking up with a confused expression.

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Hook and payoff

The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back

Hook

A 'POV' text overlay establishes a relatable, often frustrating, scenario. The first line of dialogue immediately introduces a central conflict between a logical position and an implied illogical one.

Payoff

The narrative resolves not with a logical conclusion, but with the complete emotional and intellectual breakdown of the irrational character, providing a comedic and cathartic punchline that validates the audience's frustration with the archetype being portrayed.

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Narrative framework

The structural pattern this video runs on

Framework

The Irrational Belief Breakdown

A dialogue-based sketch where a rational character attempts to reason with an irrational character who clings to a simplistic, flawed belief. The comedy and tension escalate as logic fails, culminating in the irrational character's comedic meltdown.

  1. 1

    The Rational Demand

    An expert or authority figure presents a clear, logical problem and its necessary solution to the protagonist.

  2. 2

    The Flawed Worldview

    The protagonist expresses confusion and reveals their core, overly simplistic, and incorrect belief about how the situation should work, often summarized in a short, childlike phrase.

  3. 3

    The Reality Check

    The expert attempts to correct the protagonist by introducing real-world factors and logic that directly contradict the flawed belief.

  4. 4

    The Dogmatic Rejection

    The protagonist ignores the logical explanation and doubles down, restating their flawed belief as an unshakeable fact.

  5. 5

    The Consequence Explained

    The expert escalates by explaining the negative consequences of adhering to the flawed belief, framing it as a simple cause-and-effect that should be easy to understand.

  6. 6

    The Mantra Repetition

    The protagonist again rejects the logic and repeats their core belief, now as a defiant mantra, showing they are not listening to reason.

  7. 7

    The Empathetic Coaching

    The expert changes tactics, abandoning direct argument in favor of gently trying to guide the protagonist to say the correct conclusion themselves, as if teaching a child.

  8. 8

    The Final Meltdown

    The protagonist violently rejects the coaching and has a comedic tantrum, loudly and angrily reasserting their flawed belief as the ultimate, non-negotiable truth.

Themes

  • market delusion
  • economic naivety
  • real estate trends

Techniques

  • AR filter
  • comedic timing
  • POV storytelling

Trends

  • POV skits
  • real estate market commentary

Post caption

But number go up? 馃え

Text overlays

  • title 路 throughout

    POV: Sellers who bought their house in 2024

Transcript

You have to lower the price of your house. No one wants to buy it. I don't understand. Number go up. No. Number doesn't go up. You have to factor in market conditions. But how could that be? The the number go up. No. If no one wants it, the number can't go up. Number goes down. Number go up. This is an old house. People have to pay a lot of money to fix it up. They can't no that much. Go. You got this. Go. I believe in you. Number go. Let's say it together. Down. No. No. No. Number go up. No. No one can afford this price.

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