Luke Bryan's 'Down Goes the Whiskey' fill-in-the-blank rhyme
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Luke Bryan's new track 'Down Goes the Whiskey' leans on a '[blank] goes the [blank]' rhyme so simple that people turned it into a game, writing their own rhyme over the sound. You film yourself deadpan at the camera and drop one line of text, and Southwest Airlines' reply 'zoom goes the plane' is the one everybody points to.
Watch the original ↗Editor's note
Your brand can jump in with one '[verb] goes the [noun]' line. Shrink what your product or service does into a rhyme dumb enough for a first-grader, keep a straight face, and drop the single line. The rhyme that reads like a spelling test travels further than the copy you labored over.
How to do it
- Lay the sound under a three-second deadpan stare at the camera for your hook
- Write one '[verb] goes the [noun]' line that shrinks what [PRODUCT] does into a dumb-simple rhyme, and put it on screen as text
- Leave that one line and nothing else. Explaining it kills the joke, so swap the track for a commercially licensed one
How to make it · capcut
Recipe [PRODUCT] 라임 채우기 레시피 01 훅 · 'Down Goes the Whiskey' 사운드를 깔고 무표정으로 카메라를 3초 응시해요 (Audio · Video) 02 라임 · '[동사] goes the [명사]' 틀에 [PRODUCT]가 하는 일을 유치할 만큼 단순하게 줄인 한 줄을 자막으로 얹어요 (Text) 03 절제 · 자막은 그 한 줄만 남기고 표정은 끝까지 진지하게 유지해요 (Text · Delete) 04 마무리 · 세로 9:16으로 맞추고 음원은 상업적 이용이 가능한 트랙으로 교체해요 (Audio)
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