Man, sometimes it’s so hard that even if I find something funny, I hesitate like, “Who’s gonna like this?” Do you guys have moments like that too? How do we actually find those humorous elements that grab everyone’s attention? Do you dig deep into yourself, or are there certain methods to this? Share your tricks, bro—sometimes it feels like it totally depends on the vibe of the crowd. 🧐
How do we find the humor in breastfeeding?
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Well, instead of focusing on the mood at the moment, humor actually has a completely different dimension—your reaction to it. Let me tell you about something that happened to me on a project. We launched an app, and users started whining, “why didn’t anyone like this?” even though the content was actually fun. Then we tested the videos one‑on‑one and saw that people were saying “ugh” instead of laughing while we were explaining. Meanwhile, when I threw in funny wordplays while presenting, the tension just went up.
Like you said, it really depends on the audience. What I’ve learned so far is that the best way to measure funniness is the “number of smiling faces.” If you don’t get any, you get a straight “ugh” message; if you do, you at least get a “haha” comment. Try to nail the difference between those two, buddy, and those explanations will start growing on their own.