Creator pitches invention to wealthy man from @frankeinvents

The creator documents Day 5 of his challenge to make $1 million in 10 days with his "wearable water" product. He goes to Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, explaining his strategy to find wealthy investors. After an unsuccessful attempt at holding a sign, he spots and approaches a wealthy man loading shopping bags into a luxury car and attempts to pitch his product. The man initially insults and dismisses him, but the creator persists, demonstrating the bottle's unique wearable feature, which piques the man's interest enough for him to examine it before the video ends.

Creator: @frankeinvents on TikTok

Video format

Vlog

Video outline

  1. State ambitious public goal
  2. Target a high-value subject
  3. Experience a dramatic setback
  4. End on a cliffhanger

Narrative framework

The Underdog Gauntlet

Narrative framework logic

A serialized narrative following a protagonist attempting to achieve an audacious, time-sensitive goal by confronting high-status gatekeepers, documenting both the strategy and the often-harsh results.

Topics: Entrepreneurship, Sales, Product Development

Concepts: Journey Documentation, Challenge, Social Experiment

Formats: Vlog

Elements: Text Overlay, Voiceover, First-Person POV, Jump Cut

Account types: Personal Brand, Brand

Transcript excerpt

Oh my Making $1,000,000 in ten days with I'm Better, day five. Today, I'm at the center of wealth in America, Rodeo Drive. Rich people hang out here, so I'm getting right to shooting my shot. I don't have time to worse, so there's no shame in my game. But I quickly am realizing I have a lot to learn about being rich. And if I wanna meet my wealthy sponsor, I have to do something drastic fast. Sir. Sir, excuse me. I love your car, man. Seriously, I love your car. You look very, wealthy. You know what I mean? I'm I'm looking for an investor for my product. Do you know who asked for money? Beggars. Looking at you, you look like a little homeless turd. Get the fuck away from me. No, sir. This is this is the world's first wearable water. Good. It's truly revolutionary, sir. Look at this. You could wear it. You could sling it. It's a breakthrough in in water bottles. Yeah.

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