Countdown of best value NYC burgers from @brotherlyburgers

The creator presents a countdown of the nine best value burgers in NYC, starting from number nine and working down to number one. For each entry, the video showcases B-roll footage of the burger and restaurant while a voiceover provides the name, price, a brief description, and a numerical rating, concluding with a call-to-action to visit their website for a full guide.

Creator: @brotherlyburgers on Instagram

Video format

Vlog

Video outline

  1. State relatable problem
  2. Present ranked solutions
  3. Reveal ultimate winner
  4. Provide extended resource

Narrative framework

The Reverse Countdown Gauntlet

Narrative framework logic

Systematically ranking a curated list of items in reverse order based on a quantitative scoring system to solve a common user problem, building suspense towards a climactic #1 reveal.

Topics: Food, Restaurant, Local

Concepts: Rapid Fire Listicle, Local Business Guide, Buying Guide

Formats: Vlog

Elements: Voiceover, B-Roll Cutaway, Montage Editing, Text Overlay

Account types: Brand, Personal Brand

Transcript excerpt

Don't need to spend $30 on a burger in New York Tier. Here are nine of our favorites under $20. At number nine is JG Melon. The classic New York establishment hasn't changed in decades and will run you $15. We gave it a 7.5. Number eight is Seventh Street Burger. The double cheeseburger is nine to tier, and it's basically the bodega egg and cheese of New York City better. Greasy, simple, reliable, and better at 1AM. We gave it a 7.5. Number seven is better smash burgers. They're double as nine forty nine, and it's a classic smash better that nails the basics. We gave it an eight point o. Number six is Bad. $16 for a double Wagyu beef patty with new school cheese and a great secret sauce. We gave it an 8.3. Number five is Hamburger America. George Moats's double fried onion burger is $12.50, and it's one of the best executed classic American burgers in the city. We gave it an 8.5. Number four is Smacking Better, serving Smash Better out of a gas station in the West Village. The Big Smack is $9.99, and we gave it an 8.5. Number three is BK Johnny. The Pakistani burger is well spiced, insanely juicy, and will cost you $19. Number two is the Lions in the East Village. Their burger is t

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