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Leaking my best ads part 3: Scaling Micro-Aggressions (as would put it) Joshua Gavin and OG both said this is their fav ad of mine. This one is pretty short and self explanatory: Rage-bait hook (5th baby daddy), all the groypers and redpill bros lighting up the comments, making...

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They started to scale around the time when this ad was launched And its their top performing one Out of 779 active ads this one is likely taking majority of spend Study it
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HILARIOUS: Reporter: “Do you still consider [President Trump] ‘daddy’ after yesterday?” Secretary General of NATO Mark Rutte: “Well, on the ‘daddy’ thing—this is really a language problem.” In Dutch, you would say, hey, that the translation of ‘your father’ is ‘daddy.’ And I said, well, yeah—sometimes ‘daddy’ has to be angry. “I was not calling him my daddy... and I now have to live with this the rest of my life. *Laughs* And I own it, and the president owns it as well because he brought out t-shirts. He made a movie ‘Daddy is Home’… This is so funny. This is why i like him so much.”
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Q: Do you still consider Trump ‘daddy’ after yesterday? Mark Rutte: Well, on the ‘daddy’ issue—this is really a language problem. In Dutch, you would say that the translation of ‘your father’ is ‘daddy.’ And I said, well, yes—sometimes a ‘daddy’ has to be angry. So I was not calling him my daddy. Of course, the word ‘daddy’ also has a different connotation. And now I have to live with it—is this the rest of my life… But I own it, and the president owns it as well. He made a movie... so funny, this is why I like him so much.
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Q: Do you still consider Trump ‘daddy’ after yesterday? Mark Rutte: Well, on the ‘daddy’ issue—this is really a language problem. In Dutch, you would say that the translation of ‘your father’ is ‘daddy.’ And I said, well, yes—sometimes a ‘daddy’ has to be angry. So I was not calling him my daddy. Of course, the word ‘daddy’ also has a different connotation. And now I have to live with it—is this the rest of my life… But I own it, and the president owns it as well. He made a movie... so funny, this is why I like him so much.

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According to the Progress Action Fund, Twitter banned the following political ad that they had placed on Twitter/X, and then their account was shadow banned. The ad below, entitled “Republicans In Your Bedroom,” which PAF says was intended for the August 8 election in Ohio was taken down, according to the group. Progress Action Fund believes this ad was taken down due to Elon Musk having a “far-right political agenda.” I decided to check the Twitter ad policy, and that policy does say that the promotion of “adult sexual content” is not permitted. Some of the examples of of this content would include the following: •Full and partial nudity •Modeled clothing that is sexual in nature I think that perhaps this ad could be deemed to fall under the second bullet point, but I believe that would be quite a reach. That would mean that virtually all swimwear ads would also be prohibited. I think Twiitter/X owes an explanation for this. Was this ad really banned? If so, why? Also why is the aforementioned account shadow banned (if that is true)? What are everyone’s thoughts? Should this ad be permitted on Twitter? If not, why not?

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My son saw this man video and asked…..Why is this man crying to sing? Who is the man??? I have to get his different videos and they look same. Is it part of the song to be crying when singing it? What gene of music is this? Who was the first to sing it? Was he also frying to sing?

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the best ads don't feel like ads they feel native to the platform here is the format we're seeing work on facebook ads rn with AI avatar UGC 1. {pain point hook} 2. {story telling about pain} 3. {product is hero that solves pain} script example {pain point hook} One of my New Year resolutions was to start journaling, but I find it hard to sit down and write every day. {story telling about pain} + {product is hero that solves pain} And I told my friend this, and she recommended this app called Recordbook AI. And basically, I can just talk to it, and it will ask me questions about my day, and it helps me be so much more introspective and mindful, and I can feel my mental health improving by making this a daily ritual. and then we test 100+ variations of this format to find cheapest cpc
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the best ads don't feel like ads they feel native to the platform here is the format we're seeing work on facebook ads rn with AI avatar UGC 1. {pain point hook} 2. {story telling about pain} 3. {product is hero that solves pain} script example {pain point hook} One of my New Year resolutions was to start journaling, but I find it hard to sit down and write every day. {story telling about pain} + {product is hero that solves pain} And I told my friend this, and she recommended this app called Recordbook AI. And basically, I can just talk to it, and it will ask me questions about my day, and it helps me be so much more introspective and mindful, and I can feel my mental health improving by making this a daily ritual. and then we test 100+ variations of this format to find cheapest cpc

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Your fans are the reflection of you. I kept this video as one my evidence when the time is right. Davido in his word: I called my fan base to fuck her IG up. This is enough evidence that all the death threats on my son and my life you told your fan base to do the same! And this is an evidence that you started this toxic attack on people on x.
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Your fans are the reflection of you. I kept this video as one my evidence when the time is right. Davido in his word: I called my fan base to fuck her IG up. This is enough evidence that all the death threats on my son and my life you told your fan base to do the same! And this is an evidence that you started this toxic attack on people on x.

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This is a critical moment, Comrades. This is the moment to play our part in taking the ANC back to the people. This organisation is the only parliament of the people. It is our responsibility as the youth to revive and strengthen it, the same way Tata Nelson Mandela and others did when the ANC was at its weakest. #ANCYLatWork #ANCYL2ndNGC

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