Tall athletes answer common questions from @togethxr
The creator compiles responses from various female college volleyball players to two questions. First, the players state their heights, which are displayed with text overlays. Second, they share their biggest pet peeves about being tall, which include difficulty finding clothes, social misconceptions, and physical discomforts, with their answers often illustrated by humorous graphic overlays.
Creator: @togethxr on Instagram
Video format
Speaker address
Video outline
- Establish group's shared trait
- Pose a relatable question
- Showcase varied personal answers
- Introduce a surprising counterpoint
- Deliver an external punchline
Narrative framework
The Thematic Survey
Narrative framework logic
A two-part Q&A structure that first establishes a group's shared, quantifiable characteristic and then explores their shared qualitative experiences, culminating in a pattern-breaking response and an external punchline.
Topics: College Sports, Lifestyle, Sports
Concepts: Question Montage
Formats: Speaker address
Elements: Jump Cut, Image Overlay, Text Overlay, Viral Punchline
Account types: Brand
Transcript excerpt
How tall are each of you? I'm six three. Six one. Six two. Six two. Six foot one. Six one. Six foot. Six foot two. Six six. Six two. Six foot four. Six foot one. Five eleven on the better. Six one on the roster. What's your biggest pet peeve about being tall? Finding pants that are long enough. Pants not fitting. Pants. Pants. Pants. When people say they have tall pants and it's like for five seven to five ten or five eleven girls, I'm so sorry. That is not tall in my opinion. When people say they're tall and that it's very hard for them, but they're like five eight. Big enough shoes. I'm a size fourteen and so that's always been something that's been difficult for me. When people treat tall women very masculine and they treat you like a boyfriend. When people ask if I play basketball. It drives me insane when we're walking in public and it'll be just people staring and breaking their necks. Eyes on the road. Oh my good. You're so big. What does that mean? Sleeping in like a hotel bed or something and like your feet are off the side. Wait. I have no better peeve about being tall. I'm not sure you realize how psychologically healthy that actually is.
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