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- $1.50 per 1K views
Clip George Michael footage into personality posts for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Cut meme moments, celebrity interviews about him, and clips of George on queer culture, with text on screen in English and George at the center.
PER CLIP, AFTER 5% FEE
WHY THIS SCORE
Beats 74% of clipping campaigns
≈$9.50 per clip at 10K views
$2,376 of $2,500 is left, spent at about $160 a day.
George Michael has run 3 rounds.
Brief B: solid, 3 red flags (missing essentials, no ad disclosure and rules changed later), use only the brand's footage, meme clips: mention George Michael in caption or hashtag.
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7 ready clips, post today, no editing needed.
1 trailer to cut. Lead each clip with its strongest beat.
THE SOURCES
A voice says something is coming up now, that they worked but not on piano, and that they were hated.




He asks how gay men ended up dancing around to Kylie, then admits that being a queen, going to the gym and listening to Kylie are all fine. He argues that gay people grow up in a difficult world and question everything early, which makes them creative and among the most fascinating people alive.
He says the pressure to conform leaves no time to be interesting and calls it a moronic culture unworthy of gay people.
WHO




A 6 second brand clip with 2 speakers, in English.
A 9 second brand clip with 2 speakers, in English.


A voice asks whether George is white, and the exchange ends with a startled reaction and a question about whether he is blind.
WHY WATCH
Wonder's blunt take that skin color has nothing to do with music sits right next to the on-screen question of whether George is white.




A woman unpacks George Michael's Freedom, saying the song is fun and that its words and its statement give it much more meaning. She argues that whole period for George Michael was about him saying enough, after the industry tried to prepackage him and sell him as something that was not authentic.
WHO
WHY WATCH
She contrasts the song's fun sound with the serious statement she hears in its words, a strong read of the song as George Michael refusing to be sold as inauthentic.




A person admits they have always felt this way and imagines going out today without doing their hair. They say everyone will then realize they are ugly, and they call it that kind of feeling.
WHY WATCH
The speaker admits a raw insecurity about being seen as ugly without doing their hair, packed into a few seconds.


A man in sunglasses talks from inside a car and warns someone not to go in there. Another speaker says something really dodgy is going on and that he would not go in himself.
WHY WATCH
The deadpan, cryptic warning about something dodgy going on gives the clip its hook.
4 of 4 clips analysed, 2 ready as is, 1 needs a reframe, 1 needs an edit
Open footage folderNeeds your edit
George Michael documentary intro with Elton John
Ready to post as is
George Michael on modern gay culture and consumerism
Ready to post as is
Stevie Wonder interview about George Michael
Reframe to 9:16
Woman explains meaning behind George Michael's Freedom
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$2,376 of a $2,500 budget is left at 11:51 UTC on 3 Nov 2026.
Views on 3 apps count: TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.
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Post on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube
Post on TikTok, Instagram
Post on TikTok, Instagram
Post on TikTok, Instagram
Post on TikTok, Instagram
Post on TikTok, Instagram