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@robertmckeaveney What do you guys think of this? #ai #ad #marketing #contentcreation #entrepreneur
@robertmckeaveney
Instagram · Graphic Yap
@robertmckeaveney What do you guys think of this? #ai #ad #marketing #contentcreation #entrepreneur
Performance
Video #49294 · Graphic Yap
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The creator reacts to and critiques several examples of fully AI-generated product advertisements, labeling them as deceptive and 'not okay.' He shows screenshots of comments to prove that viewers believe the fake ads are real, points out visual inconsistencies as evidence of false advertising, and contrasts this trend with his own work creating authentic video ads. He concludes by asking for the audience's opinion and promoting his own account as a source for real content.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Verbal hook · 80%
This is not okay.
Visual hook · 20%
A split-screen view showing the creator reacting to a bizarre, AI-generated image of three skiers wearing balaclavas with distorted old-man faces.
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Steal this for your own video
is not okay, and here's why .
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Begin with a strong, negative judgment about a visually bizarre piece of content to create immediate controversy and curiosity.
Payoff
Deliver a final Call to Action that positions the creator's own content as the authentic, superior solution to the problem just exposed, converting the viewer's agreement into a follow.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Exposé & Pivot
To expose a deceptive or shocking trend, establish personal expertise and frustration with it, and then pivot to positioning oneself as the authentic and superior alternative.
The Provocative Condemnation
Show the first piece of evidence while delivering a strong, negative verdict to set a controversial tone.
The Absurdity Escalator
Introduce a second, even more extreme example, explicitly stating it's 'even worse' to heighten the absurdity and hold attention.
The Core Thesis Reveal
State the central, surprising truth that unifies the examples and reframes them for the audience.
The Gullibility Proof
Provide social proof (e.g., a user comment) showing that others are being deceived by the trend, creating an 'in-group' of knowledgeable viewers.
The Credibility Statement
Present a nuanced personal stance on the topic to establish credibility and avoid appearing as an extremist, thereby gaining the audience's trust.
The Deceptive Evidence
Present concrete, visual proof of the deception (e.g., inconsistencies, flaws) to validate the core thesis beyond doubt.
The Expert's Outrage
Inject personal emotion and state a personal stake in the issue, framing the problem from the perspective of an affected expert.
The Community Poll
Directly ask the audience for their opinion on the matter to explicitly drive comments and engagement.
What do you guys think of this? #ai #ad #marketing #contentcreation #entrepreneur
contextual · middle
Waot I want one
branding · end
Robert McKeaveney 188K followers Co-owner of @wantsandneedsbrand_
This is not okay. This is even worst of these ads are completely AI generated. Everything is fake. And the worst part is people in the comments think these are real. I'm all for using AI to help come up with ideas or to help video editing, but generating the entire ad with AI is crazy, bro. You can even see inconsistencies with the products. Like, this has to be false advertising. As someone who films real ads every single day, this shit pisses me off. But what do you guys think? What's your opinion on these AI ads? And if you wanna see a real person making real videos, then make sure to follow me.