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@readytowearfiend Supreme hired the craziest designer for their new collection coming out馃槀. This might be the strangest designer/artist I鈥檝e seen Supreme collaborate with. Let鈥檚 go through some of his work and then you guys can let me know if you like it and if Supreme should鈥檝e given him more freedom with his designs.
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The creator reports on the streetwear brand Supreme hiring a new designer, who he provocatively labels as "schizophrenic." He shares a screenshot of a bizarre DM conversation with the designer, where the designer denies the claim and makes a strange accusation. The creator then showcases a variety of the designer's unique, intricate, and sometimes disturbing artwork, as well as the final monogram-style pattern created for Supreme's new collection, before asking the audience for their opinion on the art and the collaboration.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook
Supremes first schizophrenic designer
Verbal hook
Alright. So Supreme hired their first schizophrenic artist, bro.
Visual hook
A split-screen effect with the creator on the bottom and a photo of the designer wearing a patterned jacket on top, with a large, bold title text overlay creating immediate context and intrigue.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A bold, controversial, or highly unusual statement about a subject collaborating with a well-known entity, creating immediate curiosity and a need for validation.
Payoff
The video concludes by posing direct, binary questions to the audience, transforming them from passive viewers into active participants and judges, thereby driving comment engagement.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Investigative Reveal
Introduce a subject with a sensational label, document a bizarre personal interaction that complicates the narrative, showcase the subject's unique work as evidence, and reveal a high-status commercial outcome, finally empowering the audience to pass judgment.
The Sensational Premise
The video opens by stating a shocking or intriguing 'fact' about the subject, framing the entire narrative and hooking the viewer.
The Insider's Inquiry
The creator demonstrates an attempt to get an inside story by showing a direct, personal interaction with the subject (e.g., a screenshot of a DM).
The Narrative Twist
The subject's response subverts expectations, denying the initial premise and introducing a strange, humorous, or confusing counter-narrative that adds a layer of mystery.
The Strategic Pivot
The creator dismisses the confusing tangent and explicitly refocuses the audience's attention back to the subject's tangible work, effectively resetting the story's main goal.
The Evidence Montage
A rapid-fire showcase of the subject's portfolio of work, presented as evidence of their unique, 'crazy,' or profound talent.
The Mainstream Validation
The narrative climax reveals the final, commercial product of the collaboration, connecting the subject's niche style to a high-status, tangible outcome.
Supreme hired the craziest designer for their new collection coming out馃槀. This might be the strangest designer/artist I鈥檝e seen Supreme collaborate with. Let鈥檚 go through some of his work and then you guys can let me know if you like it and if Supreme should鈥檝e given him more freedom with his designs.
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Supremes first schizophrenic designer
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His designs are so crazy 馃槼馃槀
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How do you come up with this 馃槀
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This one is amazing
Alright. So Supreme hired their first schizophrenic artist, bro. And when I DM'd him asking him about it, he said the weirdest thing that's definitely not true. So I hit him up. I said, hey, I'm making a video on you. Do you want to say anything about your condition? He said he's not schizophrenic. And then he said he saw me get jumped at the In N Out in Venice a few weeks ago for saying some weird stuff. Like, bro, that definitely wasn't me, bro. Like, what? Nah. What... Whatever, bro. Let's let's move on. Let's look at some of his art that impressed Supreme enough to hire him to make multiple pieces for their new collection. Also, let's zoom in on the main pattern he made for Supreme. It's like a distorted LV monogram and I like it. It looks cool. Alright. Back to the art. It's just crazy, bro. These are South Park characters made out of, like, religious symbols and I don't know how you come up with this. Some of his art is profound. This is incredible. The cross made out of Islamic writing, like, I don't know how this hasn't been done before. It's so good. Alright. So guys, let me no. One, do you like his art? And two, should Supreme allow him to go crazier with his designs? Or or do you think Supreme's audience just wouldn't appreciate it? Alright. I hope you guys liked the video. Please follow me, comment, share, bro. I'd appreciate it. Thanks.