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I Tried Making a NEW Viral Squishy!

I Tried Making a NEW Viral Squishy!

Maqaroon@maqaroon
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I Tried Making a NEW Viral Squishy!

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TitleI Tried Making a NEW Viral Squishy!Maqaroon
In this video, I'll show you three different ways to make those viral clay filled tabis. You might have seen clips of this brand new type of squishy recently. It has a satisfying squish that stays in the shape, almost like a coconut oil or Vaseline stress ball. All the videos I've seen were made with milky tabi gel, but I'm going to use every type of silicone I have, so we can do a thorough comparison at the end. As it turns out, using different tabi gels creates some very interesting textures, but also requires different work processes. These clay filled tabis are surprisingly tricky to make because you have to keep the clay suspended in liquid silicone until it cures. The most common failure is that the clay ends up floating to the surface, which also happened to me several times. But I've discovered a few techniques which will definitely work, so keep on watching to find out.
  1. 01
    The Direct Promise

    Open by stating exactly what the video will make, test, or demonstrate, using a clear number when possible.

    Original
    In this video, I'll show you three different ways to make those viral clay filled tabis.
  2. 02
    The Trend Context

    Connect the subject to something the audience may have recently seen, creating recognition and relevance.

    Original
    You might have seen clips of this brand new type of squishy recently.
  3. 03
    The Sensory Appeal

    Describe the distinctive experience or result so the viewer understands why the subject is worth exploring.

    Original
    It has a satisfying squish that stays in the shape, almost like a coconut oil or Vaseline stress ball.
  4. 04
    The Broad Comparison Plan

    Explain how the video will go beyond the usual approach by testing multiple options and promising a comparison.

    Original
    All the videos I've seen were made with milky tabi gel, but I'm going to use every type of silicone I have, so we can do a thorough comparison at the end.
  5. 05
    The Variable Payoff

    Preview that the different options produce meaningfully different results, not just minor variations.

    Original
    As it turns out, using different tabi gels creates some very interesting textures, but also requires different work processes.
  6. 06
    The Core Difficulty

    Introduce the technical challenge that makes the project harder than it first appears.

    Original
    These clay filled tabis are surprisingly tricky to make because you have to keep the clay suspended in liquid silicone until it cures.
  7. 07
    The Failure and Personal Stakes

    Name the most common way the project goes wrong, then show that the creator has personally faced it.

    Original
    The most common failure is that the clay ends up floating to the surface, which also happened to me several times.
  8. 08
    The Solution Tease

    End the intro with confidence and promise practical techniques that solve the problem, creating a reason to continue.

    Original
    But I've discovered a few techniques which will definitely work, so keep on watching to find out.

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