My best idea is where I treat the mosquito like a dramatic celebrity trying to defend its behavior. You ask it why it bit you three times, and it says something ridiculous like, “I was just taste-testing.” Then you start showing off all your weird homemade repellents dryer sheets, sage, vanilla extract while the mosquito rates each one like a picky food critic. You can wrap it up by dramatically spraying bug spray while the mosquito acts offended, like it’s getting canceled in the end there will be a close up of the spray saying “Keep the buzz, lose the bites.”

1.Start with a surprising fact or statistic like “You make over 35,000 decisions every single day and most of them without realizing it.”

2.Tell a quick, mini-story Drop the audience into a moment details or an emotional pull. Such as “When the email came in at 3 a.m., I knew my entire semester was about to change.”

3.Ask a question they have to answer like one that taps into a shared experience or challenge, “Have you ever worked so hard on something that you started to wonder if it was even worth it?”

I believe Tik Toks with viral sounds and videos that uses phrases to get someone hooked to the video to keep others entertained. Spreading information as well as facts. Tend to the person you are talking to by copying the language and speech (such as slang) they use.