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Taste Test
part 2 of which video would you scroll PAST first? 👀
i want you to comment which video WOULDN'T grab your attention!
fun fact: i enjoy playing in make-up though 99% of the time i'm bare faced at home behind a computer 😂
that said while doing my makeup one day, i decided to turn the camera on since i had bought some new products to try. after filming i had not 1 or 2 but 3+ pieces of content i could explore (word to repurposing 🤭)
the difference in these:
→ one i'm talking, sharing my expectations & live reacting
→ the other i'm demoing the product & letting the music do most of the personality for the post
so what say you: which should you scroll PAST first?
let me know WHY in the replies 🌻
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I’d probably scroll past the makeup demo, but I’d stop and watch the talking segment. As a guy, I’m not naturally drawn to makeup content, but your smile, confidence, and the way you spoke immediately caught my attention. It made me want to keep watching and learn from you.
I'd probably scroll past the one with just music. Hearing your thoughts makes me more likely to stop and watch.
GOing with Talking live react
the trending audio one sorry lol
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