Telling the full story perspective from @life.withkeri
The creator delivers a direct-to-camera monologue, instructing the viewer that if they are going to tell a story about her being a 'bitch,' they must include the full context. She outlines the chronological progression of events: starting with her being nice, then observing the other person's negative behavior, confronting them about it, and only then reacting in a way that might be perceived as harsh. She concludes by emphasizing the importance of starting the story from the beginning and not in the middle.
Creator: @life.withkeri on Instagram
Video format
Yap
Video outline
- Acknowledge negative perception
- Demand chronological context
- Detail the behavioral shift
- Justify the final state
Narrative framework
The Justification Arc
Narrative framework logic
To reframe a negative perception by presenting a chronological sequence of events that justifies it as a logical and necessary reaction to a specific catalyst, thereby seizing control of the narrative.
Topics: Relationships, Social Behavior, Communication
Concepts: Storytime, Vulnerable Monologue
Formats: Yap
Elements: Dynamic Word-by-Word Captions, Jump Cut
Account types: Personal Brand
Transcript excerpt
If you're gonna tell the story of when I was a bitch, just make sure that you go back to the beginning of the story where I was wicked nice. And then I was nice, and then I started to, like, clock your behavior. And then I then I called you out on it, and that's when I became a bitch. Don't start in the middle of the story. Back it on up to the beginning. Tell the full thing, girl. Tell the full thing.
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