Motion captures attention more than stillness. A static coach gets ignored while a moving protagonist holds the viewer's eye. Real-world movement, whether traveling, exercising, or just being outside, works as a viral hook.
A coach is always static, right? You see him always like in four walls and that's it, right? Whereas the protagonist is in motion. Like right now I'm in Guate, right? And then I show a picture of my dad and I working out, and then I'm going to go with my friends and we're going to do stuff, right? And then I'm getting married to the Ukrainian. So like I'm always in motion, physical motion. And it could be not just like travel. It could be just touch grass, go outside, be moving, right? If there's two objects, we're always going to be paying more attention to the object that moves. The human eye can't help but pay attention to it. So if you are moving like in action, actual physical motion, it makes people look. It attracts the attention that other people wish they got with like their viral hooks and stuff.
