Viral Scout
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Don't do THIS with lettuce ... 🥬 🤣

Griffin English · 43.6K followers · YouTube · posted Oct 24, 2026 (10d ago) · 49 s

⚡ viral 7.1×
Open on YouTube ↗

Played through the platform's official embed. Study the format; never reuse the footage.

Why it's worth studying

  • 7.1× the creator's usual views: the format worked, not just the account.
  • 428.1K views in 10 days, about 43.7K a day.

The 5 tests

Attentionpass

7.1× the creator's usual

Retentionwarn

43.7K views/day (watch time is private to the creator)

Engagementfail

1.4% liked or commented

Actionwarn

no spoken call to action detected (clicks and follows are private)

Business impactn/a

CPA, ROAS and profit are private. Measure on your own posts and ads (Your performance).

For someone else's video these use public signals; watch time, clicks and sales stay private to the creator.

Creative scorecard (100 points)

Not scored yet. The AI step scores the strongest posts on 20 criteria (100 points). In Claude Code run /viral-scout language-school score 2tIySfUARqQ.

Numbers

428.1K
Views
4.2K
Likes
1.8K
Comments
1.4%
Engagement
(likes + comments) ÷ views
43.7K
Per day
views ÷ age
—
Rise / day
growth since the last run
7.1×
× usual
vs the creator's median post
80%
Percentile
of the creator's recent posts it beats
—
× niche
vs the run's median views/day
—
× pace
vs the creator's usual views/day (YouTube API)
43.6K
Followers
—
Words / min
speaking pace

Growth across runs

427,694427,897428,100Nov 3, 12 AM: 427,728Nov 3, 12 AM: 427,754Nov 3, 1 AM: 427,863Nov 3, 1 AM: 427,880Nov 3, 1 AM: 427,911Nov 3, 1 AM: 427,934Nov 3, 2 AM: 428,066Nov 3, 12 AMNov 3, 2 AM

Script structure

Hook (first 4 seconds)

“When native speakers speak English quickly...”

From the video's own captions.

Caption / description

When native speakers speak English quickly... We often link words together and shorten some sounds to make them easier and faster to pronounce. This is the third video in our series showing some British English 🇬🇧 examples of this. Could you understand the fast English? 🤔 #englishlearning #fastenglish #englishteacher #ภาษาอังกฤษ #griffinenglish

Found by: re-check · ID 2tIySfUARqQ