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Entertainment speech its all about speech

Course: Hospitality and Tourism Marketing (HTMC106)

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Why Videos Go Viral
Thesis: Reasons why videos go viral
Purpose: To entertain the audience with a presentation on why videos go viral
Introduction
As a specialist in public relations, I feel best suited to deliver this speech on the
reasons why videos go viral. Most people in the world want to be famous. That is a
basic fact that cannot be argued with. This is something that seemed hard to achieve
some time ago. However, this is a trend that has changed, over the years, due to
web video. People can now become famous within a span of one week. This brings
us to the major question in this speech; why do internet videos go viral? YouTube
can be used as an illustration. Every minute, about 48 hours are uploaded in
YouTube. However, only a tiny percentage of this goes viral. Therefore, it is
important to discuss why these videos go viral.
Unexpectedness
Just the other day, a four minute video of a guy laughing, while viewing the rainbow,
had 5,000,000 views on YouTube. At the same time, there are other videos that may
seem to be worthy of such views, yet they do not achieve this. This shows that there
is great value in unexpectedness. People on the internet want to see things that they
do not expect there. They prefer to view videos that cannot be predicted. That is how
such funny and short videos go viral. It is a technique that has been repeatedly used
by celebrities. It shows creativity, as well as captures the attention of people on the
internet, at a glance.
Tastemakers
There are people in the society that act as tastemakers. This means that they have
the ability to engage in activities that command a lot of support and following, from
people all over the world. These are people that can make everyone want to be
associated with something. A recent example is that of Rebecca Black with her song,
‘Friday’. This video did not have views at first. Later, its views shot up and it became
one of the most watched videos on YouTube. However, there is one interesting
aspect to these findings. The days when the views were highest were always
Fridays. This shows that the song raised awareness of the importance and