How to hijack attention: Lessons from jingles, candy crush, and betting sites

All right, I've got a thing I want to fill you in on. And This is something I've been thinking about lately. And I think that you actually you're gonna bring more application to this topic than I am. And so it's my theory, but I want to hear how you would apply this idea that I have.

All right, hit me. So did you see that blonde haired woman? She had that song that was like looking for a man in finance. Six four, whatever. Yeah, what was it? What was it? Blasphemy. Six five, bro. Six five. Finance five. Six five, yeah. Blue eyes or whatever. Dude, have I seen that? Has there been ten minutes in my house where either me or my daughter is not singing that song? My four year old daughter, by the way, hits very different when your daughter says it. My dad hormones kicked in and I was like, You ain't looking for what are you looking for? You're looking for your Barbie, your toys. Get you're looking for Legos, is what you're looking for.

I feel like I can rule the world I know why Be what I want to There was really funny follow ups where people are like, Let's do the math on that, by the way. How many men are are six five? It's like point one percent. How many people live in New York City? How many have a trust fund? And it was like You know, and they're single. It was like seven guys left. Yeah. Yeah. It's pretty funny. But that got me thinking.

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