Social media hook:
Why I'm against
Challenges common beliefs or uses unexpected statements to stand out.
Why I'm against creates controversy
"Why I'm against [trend]" works because it takes a controversial position. People think: "They're against something popular. I want to see their argument." It's controversy wrapped in position.
Plus, against creates shareability. When you say "Why I'm against trending sounds (controversial take)," you're positioning yourself as contrarian. People want to share controversial takes. They click because why I'm against feels shareable—even when the position is standard.
Why I'm against is just position with better controversy
It works because it hits three triggers: controversy, position, and shareability. The why I'm creates controversy. The against creates position. The controversial take creates shareability. People see "Why I'm against trending sounds (controversial take)" and think: "That's controversial. I want to see why." They click because why I'm against feels shareable—even when the position is just marketing. It's not about being clever—it's about making positions feel controversial.
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Controversial/Pattern Interrupt hooks work because people respond to challenges. When you explain why you're against something, you create controversy. Not because they're smart—because they're human and want to see contrarian positions. These hooks don't need to be clever. They just need to take positions. The "why I'm against" hook does exactly that—it makes positions feel controversial.