12:39I FINALLY Upgraded from M1 PRO to M5 PRO... holy sh*t
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If you still use an M1 Pro, the laptop on the left is yours. 'FINALLY' says the creator held out as long as you have. The amazed face and 'it's too fast...' suggest it's time you switched too.
Naming both chips tells M1 Pro owners it's a comparison with the laptop they own, not a plain review, and the swear at the end promises a big jump.
The silver laptop's chip badge is flat black and the new one's glows blue, so the upgrade reads at a glance, and 'it's too fast...' is a joke complaint.
When your audience is sitting on an older version of something, hold the old and new side by side and name both versions in the title. Make the new one glow, and add a playful complaint about it.
Name the version they own next to the one they want.
Apply this pattern to your next video.
Bring the reference into a packaging brief, then decide what your title and thumbnail should each communicate.