Giveaway Result
A giveaway results announcement video where 25 winners are selected from over 100,000 comments, with the top two winners determined by most likes. Those who didn't win receive a ₹200 discount coupon for falkon clothing.
Summary
This video announces the results of a giveaway that received over 100,000 comments from viewers. The host explains that 25 winners have been selected, while also providing a consolation gift for those who didn't win. Before announcing results, the host clarifies that some irrelevant comments were disqualified from the contest. The first winner is determined by the comment that received the most likes, which the host found particularly cute. The second place winner is also shown, along with the remaining winners displayed on screen. YouTube winners are instructed to reply with their Instagram IDs under their own comments so the team can contact them and deliver their prizes to their homes. For all other participants who didn't win, a ₹200 discount coupon with code 'g200' is offered for use on falkon clothing.in website on any product.
Key Insights
- The host received over 100,000 comments on the giveaway video, demonstrating significant audience engagement
- Some comments were disqualified for being irrelevant, indicating the host implemented quality control measures for the contest
- The first winner was selected based on receiving the most likes, showing a community-voting element to the selection process
- Winners need to provide their Instagram IDs for the team to contact them and arrange home delivery of prizes
- Non-winners receive a ₹200 discount coupon as a consolation prize, showing effort to provide value to all participants
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Transcript
[0:00] 1 लाख से ज्यादा क्रेजी कमेंट्स आई हैं गिव अवे वाली वीडियो पर जिसमें से 25 विनर्स मैं अनाउंस करने वाला हूं। लेकिन जो बाकी लोग रह गए हैं उन सबके लिए भी वीडियो के लास्ट में एक गिफ्ट है। अब रिजल्ट अनाउंसमेंट से पहले बता दूं कि कुछ कमेंट्स जो बहुत इररिलेवेंट थे वो डिसक्वालीफाइड कर दिए गए हैं। एनीवेज तो फर्स्ट विनर जिसे सबसे ज्यादा लाइक्स मिले हैं वो है यह कमेंट जो मुझे काफी क्यूट लगी। और सेकंड नंबर पर है ये। बाकी के विनर्स आप स्क्रीन पर देख सकते हो। और हां YouTube विनर्स आप अपनी-अपनी इंस्टा आईडी अपनी ही कमेंट के नीचे रिप्लाई कर दो। मेरी टीम आपसे कांटेक्ट करके जल्दी आपकी [0:32] जीती…
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