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Paid postTikTok displays `Paid partnership`; caption says `@Brawl Stars #ad #InBrawlYouCan` — https://www.tiktok.com/@thetraeyoung/video/76476524721812800140:44 · spoken hook

“This is where I come here, I swear. Watch this.”

The opening line · 0:00 · move: reveal

NBA player Trae Young opens with a branded player card and turns a Rico-style move into a real-court highlight, without pausing for a gameplay explanation.

5.2Mviews61.9Klikes↑61.9×vs their usual post · 84K views8creators ran this script

@TheTraeYoung · 1.2M followers · 1 of 30 recent posts mention Brawl Stars · creator page →

The script, step by step12 lines
The script12 lines · @TheTraeYoung
  1. 0:00This is where I come here, I swear. Watch this.
  2. 0:15See this guy likes to find that.
  3. 0:20You got him, I sleep.
9 more linesmembers read and copy every script on the site
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Where this post sitsthe repetition is the proof
Runs the playbook
Everyday POV → impossible Brawler move → comic failure

Open in a familiar court, kitchen, street, or roommate situation; apply a character move as though Brawl logic is real; let the mismatch deliver the joke before the brand line closes it.

Trae Young, Rayssa Leal, Anna Frey, Kprez, ColeCake, Sven Johnson, SHEON, and cameron_bassmaster · 8 creators · 8 posts

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@TheTraeYoungtiktok · 1.2M followers · median 84K views · n=60best post5.2M61.9×views · for Brawl StarsPaid post TikTok displays `Paid partnership`; caption says `@Brawl Stars #ad #InBrawlYouCan` — https://www.tiktok.com/@thetraeyoung/video/7647652472181280014Open creator →

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