5:25Stop using Regular Bags. Switch to This Carry-On (and thank me later)
Save referenceIdentity & Self-Relevance
Chances are your suitcase is like the red one. Beside it, the green one opens from the top and takes up half the space. 'I WILL NEVER USE A CLAMSHELL AGAIN' makes you ask if you've been using the wrong bag.
'Regular Bags' is the everyday word for what most people pack with, and 'and thank me later' promises the switch is worth it before you've seen why.
Not everyone knows the word clamshell, but the red case lying open in two halves shows what it means, right next to the green case that opens upright.
When you're recommending a switch, put the viewer's current version and your pick side by side, both in use, and add a first-person 'never again'. Let the title give the instruction and a confident promise.
Show their version beside yours, and vow never to go back.
Apply this pattern to your next video.
Bring the reference into a packaging brief, then decide what your title and thumbnail should each communicate.