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“PS5 OWNERS: CHANGE THESE SETTINGS FOR…” — how @lightemupfredy's TikTok got 280K views

A 63-second tutorial showing PS5 owners how to enable Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) in the console's Screen and Video menu to reduce controller input lag. It performed well because it targets a massive hardware audience with a sunk-cost hook ('playing on expensive TVs') and shows the exact menu path on an actual television.

Views

280K

Likes

7K

Comments

68

Views per follower

24.7×

Numbers as of November 14, 2026.

The hook, second by second

On screen at 0s“PS5 OWNERS: CHANGE THESE SETTINGS FOR BETTER GAMING!🎮”

Said at 0s“PS5 owners, listen to me.”

  1. 0.0-0.5 s: Hand raised in a stop gesture on the left while the speaker says 'PS5 owners,' over the persistent white title banner.
  2. 0.5-1.0 s: Speaker leans in slightly and says 'listen to me' while holding the palm up.
  3. 1.0-2.0 s: Hand switches from an open palm to pinched fingers at 1.5 s as the speaker says 'Some of y'all are'
  4. 2.0-3.0 s: Pinched fingers tap the air on each stressed beat as the speaker says 'playing on expensive'

First frame: Close-up indoor shot with an open hand raised on the left edge of the frame in a stop gesture and a three-line white text banner below

Pattern interrupt: A foreground hand held up in a halt gesture right at 0.0 s paired with an immediate callout to a specific console owner group

Sound: voice

The promise: Learn a hidden PS5 and TV setting that unlocks the full performance of an expensive television for smoother gaming

The open loop: Which specific setting on the PS5 is turned off and wasting the capabilities of an expensive TV

Time to the hook: 1.4 s

Why it stops the scroll: Combines direct audience callout ('PS5 owners') with sunk-cost loss aversion ('playing on expensive TVs and didn't even know about this setting') so console owners feel they are wasting money if they scroll past.

Use it yourself: ___ owners, listen to me. Some of y'all are using expensive ___ and didn't even know about this setting.

Why the whole video worked

  • Sunk-cost framing in both the hook ('playing on expensive TVs') and outro ('paid too much money for that PS5') makes viewers feel they are losing value if they don't watch.
  • Instant audience qualification at 0.0 s in both audio and text ('PS5 OWNERS') stops every PlayStation user immediately.
  • Shows the real PS5 interface on a physical TV at 19.6 s so viewers can easily follow the exact menu steps.
  • Translates technical jargon ('Auto Low Latency Mode') into everyday language at 42.6 s using a controller prop at 50.8 s.

Structure

  1. 0.0-5.6 s: Hook calling out PS5 owners who have expensive TVs but missed a key setting.
  2. 5.6-19.6 s: Agitates the problem by describing input lag and slow gaming speed caused by an unsynced TV.
  3. 19.6-42.6 s: Cuts to the TV screen to walk step-by-step through Settings > Screen and Video > Video Output > ALLM > Automatic.
  4. 42.6-56.9 s: Cuts back to the speaker explaining in plain terms how ALLM reduces delay between pressing a controller button and seeing the action.
  5. 56.9-63.0 s: Outro with creator handle and a sunk-cost call to follow.

Pacing: Steady, conversational pacing with hard cuts between the speaker's explanation and a real-time menu demonstration on a living room TV; thepersistent lower-third banner stays on screen for the entire 63 seconds.

Payoff: Exact menu location of the ALLM setting on PS5 plus a clear explanation of what low latency mode actually does.

What to steal for your own videos

  • Open with '[Device] owners, listen to me — some of y'all paid for [expensive gear] and don't even know about this setting.'
  • Keep a clean, high-contrast headline banner on screen for the entire video so late scrollers always know the topic.
  • After reading technical menu text on screen, cut back and say 'So in layman's terms...' to explain the benefit simply.
  • Tie the follow CTA back to the viewer's wallet ('you paid too much money for ___ not to know what it all does').

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