Humorous commentary on dictator's fashion from @henrythekidd_
The creator provides humorous commentary on the fashion choices of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, showcasing various outfits from baggy pants to leather jackets. He then shares a news story about Kim Jong Un banning leather coats to prevent copycats, before concluding with a satirical question about separating art (the fits) from the artist (the fascist).
Creator: @henrythekidd_ on Instagram
Video format
Greenscreen Talking Head
Video outline
- Present absurd premise
- Provide visual evidence
- Introduce surprising fact
- Pose philosophical question
Narrative framework
The Controversial Appreciation Framework
Narrative framework logic
To ironically praise an unexpected positive attribute of a widely condemned subject, building a case with visual evidence before pivoting to the inherent moral conflict of doing so.
Concepts: Trendjacking, Breakdown
Formats: Greenscreen Talking Head
Elements: Picture-in-Picture, Image Overlay, Title Text Hook
Account types: Personal Brand
Transcript excerpt
Yesterday I found a corner tier the internet dedicated to the fits of North Korean Supreme Better Kim Jong Un. And yeah, honestly, it's valid. We good a serious problem in our hands. Overseeing the harvest in these pants. Do you know how nuts TikTok would go if some dude in a tiny tier shirt found pants like these? Tier, stop gatekeeping and tell us where you got him. Dude's wearing a Cuban collar to the missile best. Are you kidding me, dog? And check the outerwear. Leather coat. Double breasted leather trench. This leather bomber is insane. This is the only full style inspo you need. Bad, I'd be talking so much bull about nuking people if I had this fit. True tier, in 2021, Kim Jong Un bad away tier jackets from the general population because people were biting his style. Dude became the actual fashion police. Now I obviously do not support the supreme leader, his party, or any of his actions, but I'm curious. Can you ever truly separate the fits from the fascists?
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