Bro who are these people?

Summary

A frustrated creator sarcastically compares overnight Instagram success gurus to their own slow growth, questioning whether it's favoritism or just the algorithm.

The video works because it taps a hyper-specific pain point most small creators feel: watching 'overnight' accounts explode while they struggle. The creator uses exaggerated numbers (10M views in days, 112 views celebrated as a win) and a familiar trope ('comment PDF') to create in-group humor and solidarity. Structurally it's a tight Problem–Agitation–implied Solution (blame/fear of the algorithm) that needs no advice to feel satisfying — the emotional validation is the product.

• Open with a vague but loaded question ('Who are these people?') to pull viewers into a shared gripe.
• Use exaggerated specifics (10M views by Friday, 112 views in a month) to make the frustration feel real and funny.
• Call out a recognizable trope in your niche (e.g. 'comment PDF') to signal you're an insider, not a guru.
• End on a simple, relatable dilemma ('is this favoritism or the algorithm?') to spark comments and debate.
• You don't always need tips — pure emotional relatability can be the entire value prop for growth content.