Creator ranks wake up times from @reecebrah

Video format

Split screen

Video outline

1. Establish a mediocre baseline
2. Present the aspirational ideal
3. Subvert a common belief
4. Deliver a punchline verdict

Hook overview

Immediately presents a common, relatable item and assigns it a controversial rank, forcing the viewer to question their own habits and see how the creator will justify the judgment.

Title hook

Your boss ranks wake up times

Verbal hook

7AM is a classic wagey wake up time.

Visual hook

A split-screen view showing a man speaking directly to the camera below a tier list graphic, immediately establishing a ranking format.

Hook strategies

1. identity-specificity
2. opinions-polarization

Payoff

A final, shocking, and concise judgment that leaves the viewer with a memorable and shareable punchline, encouraging replays and comments.

Narrative framework

The Archetype Tier List

Narrative framework logic

Ranking relatable items on a tier list by assigning them to humorous, judgmental, and exaggerated social archetypes to provoke an emotional reaction and drive identity-based engagement.

Narrative framework breakdown

• frameworkName: The Archetype Tier List
• frameworkType: List-Style Narrative
• coreLogic: Ranking relatable items on a tier list by assigning them to humorous, judgmental, and exaggerated social archetypes to provoke an emotional reaction and drive identity-based engagement.
• confidence: 95
• pendingStatus: created

Transcript excerpt

7AM is a classic wagey wake up time. Your boss is gonna get mad if you don't show up to work on time, and you're spending forty hours a week putting numbers in spreadsheets that don't matter. 9AM is the perfect aristocratic wake up time. You're leisurely getting up out of bed worst as all the slaves are going to work. You have yourself a nice leisurely morning, maybe finally get to work around eleven. 5AM, you are a turbo wagey desk jockey, and you get up at 5AM so you could go to some spin class or yoga before you go to work thinking it makes you productive. In reality, you're no better than the 7AM guy. Or alternatively, you just really like Jocko Willink, which makes you a little bit fruity. 11AM, You're a loser.