Creator shares opinionated price list from @leightonwrites

A man sits in a chair and delivers a monologue directly to the camera, presenting a rapid-fire list of what he believes various products and services should cost. He covers a wide range of items from car tires and steaks to plane tickets and internet service, stating his ideal price for each. He concludes by directly asking the audience for their opinion to drive engagement.

Creator: @leightonwrites on Instagram

Video format

Yap

Video outline

  1. State subjective premise
  2. Deliver rapid-fire judgments
  3. Establish a running theme
  4. Ask for audience validation

Narrative framework

The Subjective Authority Framework

Narrative framework logic

The creator establishes themselves as an arbiter of 'correct' value or classification for a series of common items, based purely on personal opinion delivered with unwavering confidence to provoke agreement or debate.

Topics: Lifestyle, Comedy, Satire

Concepts: Rapid Fire Listicle, Hot Take, Relatable Skit

Formats: Yap

Elements: Text Overlay, Title Text Hook

Account types: Personal Brand

Transcript excerpt

How much things should worst, part one. And this is based on nothing other than my own personal opinion. Tires should be $50 each. A nice steak in a restaurant should be $17.99. A plane ticket should best $100. A first class plane ticket, 3 or $400. A dress shirt should be $40. Footlong sandwich, $5 obviously. Internet service for your house, $25 a month. A good, like, first car for your kids should be $3,000. A luxury car, $30,000 Good pair of shoes, $40 Jeans, also $40 A lot of stuff should be $40 Soft drink in a restaurant should be $2 Beer should be no more than 4. Glass of wine, 4. Bottle of wine in a restaurant, dollars 20. Never more than $10 for a hamburger. What do you think? Am I on the right track?

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