@trycloseted
Instagram · Split screen
@trycloseted the boldest thing they did was be themselves #fashion #style #styleinspo #newjeans #kpop
@trycloseted
Instagram · Split screen
@trycloseted the boldest thing they did was be themselves #fashion #style #styleinspo #newjeans #kpop
Performance
Video #48501 · Split screen
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The creator analyzes the fashion and branding strategy of the K-Pop group NewJeans. He argues that their success came from embracing an authentic, relatable Y2K aesthetic, which contrasted with the hyper-produced concepts of other K-Pop groups. The creator uses various photos and video clips of NewJeans and other groups to illustrate their points, highlighting NewJeans' focus on individuality and how this resonated with audiences, leading to massive commercial success.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook
trying too hard kills style
Verbal hook
The right style doesn't feel like a costume
Visual hook
A stylized, colorful group photo of the K-Pop group NewJeans, with the creator visible in a small picture-in-picture window at the bottom of the screen.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A broad, philosophical statement or universal truth that establishes the video's core theme before introducing the specific subject.
Payoff
The narrative concludes by restating the central thesis, framing the subject's contrarian approach not just as successful, but as the most 'iconic' or powerful choice, providing a definitive and memorable final judgment.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Contrarian Case Study
To prove a universal principle by showcasing a subject that succeeded by defying the established norms of its industry. The narrative builds a case by contrasting the subject's 'authentic' approach with the 'artificial' industry standard, then validating the subject's success with both qualitative and quantitative evidence.
The Exemplar Introduction
The subject is introduced as the perfect case study or embodiment of the hook's principle.
The Industry Baseline
The video establishes the context by describing the prevailing, often flawed, standard or trend within the subject's field.
The 'Normalcy' Gambit
The narrative details how the subject deliberately acted against the established industry baseline, presenting their approach as a risky but authentic alternative.
The Individuality Counter-Play
A second, more specific example of the subject's contrarian strategy is presented, reinforcing their unique identity and approach by showing how they defied another industry norm.
The Tangible Evidence
The argument is grounded with a concrete, visual piece of evidence that makes the subject's abstract strategy tangible and easy to understand.
The Resonation Payoff
The video explains the positive qualitative outcome of the subject's strategy, focusing on how it connected with an audience and shifted the culture.
The Commercial Validation
The argument is solidified with a hard, quantitative metric (sales, streams, awards) that proves the subject's success in undeniable terms.
the boldest thing they did was be themselves #fashion #style #styleinspo #newjeans #kpop
title · beginning
trying too hard kills style
The right style doesn't feel like a costume and NewJeans is the perfect example of this. When NewJeans first came out most k pop groups were focused on bold hyper produced concepts, but NewJeans decided to do the opposite. Instead their members wore clothes and things that normal teenage girls would wear. Outfits where they were rocking plain mini skirts, butterfly hair clips, low rise jeans. It was a riskier choice in rank industry where everyone was trying to maximize their aesthetic in production. A lot of K pop groups at the time were also trying to just match outfits throughout the group, removing the individuality of each member. But again, Eugene said the opposite. Everyone could clearly see this when NuJeans popped out to the airport rank customized Bad hoodies. Each of them having their own color and their initials on the bad, where even though they were styled together in a similar aesthetic, each better still bad their own identity tier place in the group, and it paid off. Because the y two k aesthetic that NuJeans embraced actually fit the group and their identity, people resonated with the group, and they were at the forefront of pushing the y two ks aesthetic into k pop and fashion in general. The proof was shown commercially as well, as Nu Jeans was the fastest k pop group to ever hit 1,000,000,000 streams. So even while the rest of the k pop industry was performing and trying to chase different aesthetics, NewJeans just embraced themselves, and in the end, that was the most iconic one of them all.