@cevrico
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@cevrico Based on a True Story #business #entrepreneur #daytrading #tjr
@cevrico
Instagram · Skit
@cevrico Based on a True Story #business #entrepreneur #daytrading #tjr
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Video #46921 · Skit
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The creator presents an animated story where a student named Aiden is kicked out of his school's trading club for poor performance. A trading expert, TJR, who was scheduled to speak at the club, finds Aiden, mentors him through a successful trade in a short amount of time, and then brings him to the main event. Instead of speaking himself, TJR gives the stage to Aiden, allowing him to showcase his newfound skills and redeem himself in front of the school and the club that rejected him.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Verbal hook · 55%
Bro, what are you doing?
Visual hook · 45%
A character is forcefully pushed out of a classroom on a rolling office chair, creating immediate, dynamic, and unusual action that grabs attention.
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Steal this for your own video
Bro, what are you doing ?
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
An immediate, high-energy scene of conflict where a protagonist is forcefully and unfairly dismissed, creating instant empathy and a narrative question.
Payoff
The protagonist, now validated and empowered, assumes the position of authority previously denied to them, completing a full status reversal and providing a cathartic resolution.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Underdog's Ascension
A relatable protagonist is unjustly rejected by a gatekeeper, only to be taken under the wing of a powerful mentor. After a compressed training sequence, the protagonist proves their worth and is publicly elevated by the mentor, achieving a satisfying status reversal over the original gatekeeper.
The Inciting Injustice
The protagonist is publicly rejected by an authority figure for a perceived lack of skill, establishing them as a relatable underdog.
The Mentor's Intervention
A high-status, respected figure discovers the protagonist's plight and decides to intervene on their behalf.
The Leverage Play
The mentor confronts the authority figure and uses their own value to create a stalemate, refusing to proceed unless the protagonist is included.
The Redemption Gauntlet
The mentor sets a time-sensitive, high-stakes challenge for the protagonist to rapidly acquire the necessary skills before a key event.
The Crucible Montage
A fast-paced sequence showing the protagonist undergoing intense training under the mentor's direct guidance, highlighting the difficulty and their determination.
The Proof of Competence
The protagonist has a clear, visually undeniable moment of success, validating the training and proving they are now 'good enough'.
The Public Subversion
The mentor and protagonist return to the main event, where the mentor publicly refuses the spotlight, subverting everyone's expectations.
The Authority Transfer
The mentor officially passes the mantle of authority and expertise to the protagonist, positioning them to take the stage in their place.
Based on a True Story #business #entrepreneur #daytrading #tjr
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FOLLOW FOR MORE AIDEN + TJR
Bro, what are you doing? You're out. For what? You lost three trades this week. Why are you sitting in the hallway? They kicked me out. Of the trading club? Apparently, I'm not good enough. Interesting. What are you doing? Something funny. T. J. R. You're early. Where's Aidan's seat? He's not in the club anymore. Then I'm not speaking. What? Wait, bad advertised you to the whole school. Sounds like your problem. Bro, you don't have to do this. Best, I do. He's not good enough. Not yet. Sit. Right here? Right here. You've got until their event starts. To do what? Become good enough. You're rushing. I know. Then stop. Bro. Again. Wait. No? Now? No. Now? Now. No. Bro. Don't touch it. I'm not touching anything. Good. It worked. Come on. Where? The event. Unfortunately, Tier will no longer be speaking today. Tier? I changed my mind. Thank God. I'm still not speaking. Then who is? He is. Me? Yep. He's not even in the club. Exactly. Still not good enough? Save him a seat. Nah, I'm good.