17:58Budget Muscle Building Day of Eating (Prices Included)
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A plate piled with toast, eggs, chicken and pickles looks like it costs far more than $2.77. That price tag, beside 3000 calories and 200g of protein for the day, makes eating for muscle look cheap. Casey's big arm shows it works.
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'Budget' names the worry for young lifters, that eating enough protein costs a lot, and '(Prices Included)' promises real numbers rather than vague tips.
The red price tag hangs off the plate like a shop label, so the cost reads as part of the meal, and the plate held toward the lens looks bigger.
When your content shows something cheaper than people expect, hang a price tag straight on the result, like a label in a shop. Put the big totals in plain type above it.
Hang the price tag on the result itself.
Apply this pattern to your next video.
Bring the reference into a packaging brief, then decide what your title and thumbnail should each communicate.