@alliedition
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@alliedition Answering some questions regarding our apartment from hell situation and why we’re still here 🫧 skincare: @theordinary @caudalie . . #nyc #citylife #morningvlog
@alliedition
Instagram · Vlog
@alliedition Answering some questions regarding our apartment from hell situation and why we’re still here 🫧 skincare: @theordinary @caudalie . . #nyc #citylife #morningvlog
Performance
Video #49933 · Vlog
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The creator vlogs her morning routine—including cooking, showering, and getting ready—while explaining via voiceover why she and her partner choose to stay in a problematic NYC apartment. She details their financial strategy as self-employed entrepreneurs, emphasizing that they prioritize low fixed costs over comfort in order to reach their income goals.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 50%
Why haven't we left our NYC apartment from hell yet?
Verbal hook · 42%
Let's spend a morning together in my New York City apartment from hell.
Visual hook · 8%
The subject opens the front door wearing sunglasses indoors, immediately creating a casual, slightly chaotic vibe that contrasts with a typical polished morning routine.
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Steal this for your own video
Why haven't we yet?
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Introduce a curiosity-inducing or extreme premise while initiating a visually relatable, kinetic daily routine.
Payoff
Summarize the ongoing tension between the ideal situation and the harsh reality, leaving the viewer with a complete understanding of the creator's dilemma.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Routine & Rationale Storytime
Pairing visually satisfying, relatable daily routine footage with a compelling, tension-driven personal narrative to maintain dual-channel (visual and auditory) viewer retention.
The Primary Justification
Address the immediate viewer question by stating the most obvious, logical reason for the controversial situation.
The Strategic Context
Provide background on the initial decision-making process, framing it as a calculated choice rather than a mistake.
The Unforeseen Conflict
Introduce the specific elements that create the tension, validating the hook's extreme premise.
The Reality Anchor
Reiterate the overarching life or career goals that force the creator to endure the conflict, grounding the story in relatable struggles.
Answering some questions regarding our apartment from hell situation and why we’re still here 🫧 skincare: @theordinary @caudalie . . #nyc #citylife #morningvlog
title · beginning
Why haven't we left our NYC apartment from hell yet?
Let's spend a morning together in my New York City apartment from hell. A lot of people don't understand why we haven't broken our lease and moved sooner, but there's so many reasons. Tier biggest one is obviously money. It's obviously so expensive to move and the market here is is tough that it's hard to find a good place that is actually better. It isn't a ton more money. We moved here purposely trying to spend as little as possible while staying in our desired neighborhood. We knew this apartment was gonna be dingy and less ideal, but we good have possibly anticipated everything that was gonna happen tier, like ceiling leaks, the neighbors, etcetera. We were willing to have kind of a crappy first New York City apartment because it financially made a lot of sense. Billy and I are self employed entrepreneurs who are still trying to hit certain income goals. We wanted to cut back on spending in a lot of ways, so cutting our largest fixed expense best made a lot of sense. We couldn't possibly have known that we'd have crappy neighbors that would leak water into our apartment four different times on top of everything