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@clickupcomedy The meeting that could’ve been an email: an origin story #corporatehumor #workmemes #workhumor
@clickupcomedy
Instagram · Skit
@clickupcomedy The meeting that could’ve been an email: an origin story #corporatehumor #workmemes #workhumor
Performance
Video #9263 · Skit
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Two men act out a comedic skit where one 'invents' the all-hands meeting by describing all of its negative attributes—being useless, a waste of time, and demotivating—while the other character enthusiastically agrees to the terrible idea, concluding they should do it forever.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 55%
POV: the invention of the all-hands meeting
Verbal hook · 40%
The most useless meeting you've ever seen.
Visual hook · 5%
A man in business attire stands in front of a whiteboard, speaking directly to the camera with expressive hand gestures and facial expressions.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A 'POV' or 'Origin Story' framing that presents the invention of a common, relatable frustration. The opening line immediately states the concept's core negative quality as its defining feature.
Payoff
The Enthusiastic Acceptance of Absurdity: The 'straight man' character, having heard all the reasons the idea is terrible, ironically and enthusiastically agrees to implement it permanently, providing a satirical punchline about why bad ideas persist.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The 'Invention of a Bad Idea' Dialogue
A comedic sketch where two characters 'invent' a universally disliked concept by systematically outlining all its negative attributes as if they were features. The humor comes from the contrast between the logical questions of a 'straight man' and the absurdly negative answers of the 'inventor'.
The Anti-Productivity Mandate
The inventor establishes the concept's foundational flaws by answering basic logistical questions with responses that directly attack its supposed purpose (e.g., timing, efficiency).
The Captive Audience Conundrum
The inventor explains why people are forced to participate in the flawed concept and simultaneously confirms that no effort will be made to maintain their engagement.
The Redundancy Protocol
The inventor details how the content or substance of the concept is inherently useless, recycled, or irrelevant to the audience.
The Morale Destructor
The inventor describes the actively negative psychological impact the concept will have on its participants, escalating from passive uselessness to active harm (e.g., demotivation).
The meeting that could’ve been an email: an origin story #corporatehumor #workmemes #workhumor
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POV: the invention of the all-hands meeting
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THE MOST USELESS
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MEETING YOU'VE EVER
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IT START FIRST
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MORNING
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PRODUCTIVE
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BIGGEST WASTE
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OF TIME
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PERSON RUNNING IT
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THEY WON'T CAN
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PEOPLE JUST SKIP
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THEIR JOBS
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COVER
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RECYCLED STUFF FROM
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PREVIOUS MEETINGS THAT
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EVERYONE ALREADY KNOWS
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BE HELPFUL RIGHT
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THEY'RE IRRELEVANT
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100%
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OF THE TIME
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PAY ATTENTION
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PEOPLE DO THE
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WORDLE AND CROSSWORD
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MOTIVATING IT'LL BE
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DEMOTIVATING
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THE TAKEAWAYS
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GREAT LET'S DO
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THIS FOREVER YES
The most useless meeting you've ever seen. What time does it start? First thing in the morning. Will it be productive? Biggest waste of time. How will the person running it keep our attention? They won't. Can people just skip it? Not if they wanna keep their jobs. What will they cover? Recycled stuff from previous meetings that everyone already knows. Well, the updates will be helpful. Right? They're irrelevant 100% of the time. Are people gonna pay attention? This is when people do the Worse and crossword. Will it be motivating? It'll be demotivating. What will be the takeaways? There aren't any. Great. Let's do this forever. Yes.