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Video #5426 · Split screen
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The creator ranks various hair loss cures and treatments on a tier list, starting with a strong negative opinion on Finasteride. He then sequentially evaluates and places Minoxidil, sun exposure, red light therapy, handstands, ketoconazole shampoo, and hair transplants into different tiers, explaining his reasoning based on effectiveness and addressing root causes like inflammation and stress.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 45%
Jason Momoa's lazy eye ranks hairloss cures
Verbal hook · 35%
Finasteride going straight to d tier.
Visual hook · 20%
A split-screen layout showing a creator wearing distinctive red-tinted glasses in a picture-in-picture window, alongside a large, empty tier list titled 'hair loss cure'.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
An immediate, provocative ranking of a widely accepted 'best' solution in the lowest possible tier, coupled with a dismissive and inflammatory comment to generate a strong emotional reaction.
Payoff
The final ranking of the 'ultimate cure' provides a definitive, albeit extreme, solution, leaving the viewer with a complete and opinionated hierarchy.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Contrarian Tier List
Systematically ranking items within a popular niche using a tier list format, while simultaneously debunking a mainstream belief and promoting a contrarian 'root cause' theory to establish authority.
The Provocative Takedown
Demote a popular, mainstream option to the lowest tier to generate immediate controversy and filter for a specific audience.
The Nuanced Concession
Rank a second popular option in a moderate tier, acknowledging its limited utility while introducing the creator's core contrarian thesis.
The Counter-Intuitive S-Tier
Elevate an unconventional or overlooked item to the highest tier, using it as the primary evidence for the contrarian thesis.
The Thesis Reinforcement Loop
Rapidly rank several related, unconventional items in high tiers, consistently referencing the core thesis to build its credibility.
The Mainstream Reframe
Re-evaluate a common item and rank it highly, but justify its value through the lens of the contrarian thesis, not its mainstream-accepted function.
The Ultimate Failsafe
Conclude by ranking the most extreme or definitive option as a top-tier 'final answer,' providing a sense of closure.
Type “HEALTH” below to get access to my new 20 min “trinity of health” training where I cover: -How I lost all puffiness in my face -How I stay lean year-round without sacrificing energy or calories -How I regrew my hairline and stopped further loss -The real “root causes” of low test And much more…
title · throughout
Jason Momoa's lazy eye ranks hairloss cures
Finasteride going straight to d tier. You might as well just go ahead and come out of the closet and transition, bro. Minoxidil does actually do what it's supposed to do, so we'll put it in b tier. It's a good growth stimulant. The problem is it's not actually solving any of the root cause problems, which are not DHT, by the way. It's inflammation and stress. And speaking of that, the sun's going straight to s tier. Not only is vitamin d deficiency strongly correlated with androgenic alopecia, but the anti inflammatory red light of the sun is great for regrowing hair, which is why we'll put red light therapy in a tier. It's very good, but it's just not as good as the sun if you don't get tier vitamin d benefits. Handstands, a tier. The whole point of minoxidil is getting more blood flow to the scalp. You can literally do that manually by doing handstands. And I started to see some regrowth coming back when I went on a calisthenics arc. Ketoconazole shampoo. This is the mainstream thing that I actually like, but not because of its effects on DHT. It's because it controls a fungus that is widely associated with hair loss because ketoconazole itself is an antifungal. Highly recommend using that once, twice a week. And then we have the ultimate cure of hair transplant. When all else fails, just go to Turkey, get it done, get a new head of hair. Who cares, bro? Just do it.