Egzod & Allie McIntosh, Call Of Silence, Anime
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- CPM
- $1.00 per 1K views
- LASTS ABOUTLASTS
- Budget lasts about 28 days
Dirty Honey live performances from an approved folder. Cut short moments from the shows for TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, picking parts that make a new viewer stop and look for the band.
PER CLIP, AFTER 10% FEE
WHY THIS SCORE
Beats 96% of clipping campaigns
≈$18 per clip at 10K views
$1,749 of $1,825 is left, spent at about $57 a day.
Content Rewards reports $373,753 paid out on 217 campaigns since 1 Oct 2026, and states payment within 10 days of close.
Brief A: clear, 2 red flags (missing essentials and no ad disclosure), use only the brand's footage, use #dirtyhoney #performance on every post. The brand shares a brief document.
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3 ready clips, post today, no editing needed.
4 trailers to cut. Lead each clip with its strongest beat.
THE SOURCES
The vocalist sings about American trees and American life, a sparkle in their eyes, and a machine catching tires.
WHY WATCH
The band plays 'American Lies' straight into the sunset, the sunglasses-wearing singer belting lines about American life on an open rooftop.
A singer performs the song Catch My Butterfly in a studio, asking where someone went and calling to a butterfly to take it slow. The singer repeats this time against the last time, hopes the listener realizes they do not fly, and warns them not to try to catch their butterfly.
WHY WATCH
The singer lands the hook about a butterfly and someone who does not fly, repeating the line about trying to catch the butterfly.
A singer records vocals in a studio, laying down a teaser line for Dirty Honey.
WHY WATCH
The singer delivers a line about being young yet able to answer, the hook of the teaser.
Music plays as he stays silent.
WHY WATCH
The clip reveals the tracklist for Dirty Honey IV on a chalkboard, with the frontman appearing with tape over his mouth.
The frontman of Dirty Honey browses a Guitar Center shop, jokes that he has not been in it in maybe 10 years, and answers an interviewer on what he looks for in an acoustic guitar. He says he wants an acoustic to be playable with a country bluegrass twang midrange, and he gravitates toward Martin guitars.
He argues Gibsons give a full sound while Martins suit flatpickers. He closes with a live performance, singing about catching a butterfly.
WHY WATCH
He walks through his acoustic preferences and contrasts Martin and Gibson guitars, then caps it with a live performance in the shop.
Dirty Honey arrives at Ross Halfin's studio for a photoshoot, and a speaker calls Halfin, a British rock photographer since the late 1970s, a legend with a storied career. The speaker says he shot a candid final shot and names Bon Scott, Van Halen and Metallica, and a second speaker reacts in disbelief. A vocalist sings about standing on the edge and never being here again.
WHO
WHY WATCH
A speaker reels off Bon Scott, Van Halen and Metallica while praising Halfin, and a second speaker reacts in disbelief.
A Dirty Honey member recalls that 'Lights Out' started in a garage with him and one bandmate, and says John playing drums on the track was a big change that made the time better. He says songs get rewritten so heavily in the studio that nothing ever stays the same, while another member argues they need a producer as an extra set of ears to push them, keep them focused and stop them chasing every idea.
WHO
WHY WATCH
One member builds the case for a producer by citing Rick Rubin's line that artists pay for his assuredness in his own taste, saying a passionate collaborator gets them hyped.
A long-haired guitarist plays a riff on a Les Paul electric guitar in a studio room, teasing the song Catch My Butterfly.
#1 Instagram 22K views
By @Escanor
#2 Instagram 9.9K views
#3 Instagram 3.1K views
7 of 7 clips analysed, 1 ready as is, 1 needs a reframe, 5 need an edit
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Band performs American Lies at golden hour
Ready to post as is
Singer performs Catch My Butterfly in studio
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Muted frontman in front of Dirty Honey IV tracklist
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Dirty Honey frontman in guitar shop then live
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Dirty Honey behind the scenes at photoshoot
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Band members talk studio process while walking
Reframe to 9:16
Guitarist plays electric guitar in studio room
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Post on TikTok, Instagram
Post on TikTok, Instagram
Post on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube