This quirky Valentine's Day tale as told by adorable young child Emily for Geek and Sundry's 'Written By A Kid' series. In the wacky misadventure, Emily tells her sprawling Valentine's Day horror story to the video creators Josh Fluam and Will Bowles. The story is told is typical child-like fashion with adorable mishaps as Emily and her male friend Bobby try to buy a card for Valentine's Day.
Without creating a spoiler for you, this quirky tale depicts the young girl's quest to try to buy a Valentine's Card and is laden with rambling and hilarious tangents. In one scene, the protagonist Emily sings a Valentine's Day song as if she were her mother. This is a perfect example of the popular medium of funny children's videos where stories are child-directed and child-scripted.
What's Driving This Trend
- Funny Children's Videos
- The popularity of child-directed and child-scripted funny videos presents opportunities for innovative businesses to create unique, humorous content that resonate with younger audiences.
- Quirky Storytelling
- The trend of quirky and imaginative storytelling allows for innovative businesses to create unique and creative campaigns across various mediums that are intended to make people laugh and enjoy themselves.
- Child-led Media
- As children become more involved in the creation of media, businesses have the opportunity to tap into the creative and uninhibited mind of a child for storytelling and content creation that sets them apart from the competition.
Who This Affects Most
- Entertainment
- As entertainment continues to evolve, there is a growing demand for child-directed and child-scripted content, creating opportunities for businesses to create unique video content for families and young audiences.
- Marketing and Advertising
- The use of quirky and imaginative storytelling in marketing and advertising can deepen relationships with customers and create more memorable experiences for them, creating an opportunity for businesses to create unique campaigns across various platforms.
- Education
- As children continue to participate in the creation of media, there is an opportunity for businesses to create educational content that is both entertaining and informative for young audiences.
