Maciej ChoromanskiFounder, SocialFlow · Founder at SocialFlow

Steal these 7 VIRAL hooks 🪝✅

27 Jun 2025 · 0 min

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In this short instructional video, the creator walks viewers through seven distinct "hook" formulas that can make short‑form videos go viral. Each hook type is introduced with a spoken example: a shock‑value hook (odd advice about washing bread), a comprehensive hook (listing every way to make toast), a common‑mistake hook (showing how people misuse piping bags), a comparison hook (questioning similar green sauces), a question hook (direct audience query), a negative hook (warning against transferring a home to a child), a tutorial hook (four ways to make an omelette), and a comment hook (inviting viewers to comment for a free list). The speaker emphasizes that a single video idea can be repurposed into multiple hooks, promises a massive list of hooks for any niche, and uses an enthusiastic, instructional tone throughout.

This is a shock value hook. This is why you should always wash your bread before eating it.
This is a comprehensive hook. This is every way to make toast.
This is a common mistake hook. I see so many people using their piping bags just like this, or maybe like this. Even if you tie it like this. And this is a comparison hook. There are way too many green sauces in the world that sort of all look the same, but are they?
This is a question hook.
Have you ever seen 1,300 cakes in one place?
This is a negative hook. Never transfer your home into your kid's name or leave it to them in your will. And this is a tutorial hook. Here are 4 ways to make an omelette. Different hook These types can take one video idea and turn it into 7. Want a list of thousands of hooks that you can use in any niche?
Comment hook and I'll send it over.