The Loaded Tea Shop (UBER)
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- CPM
- $1.00 per 1K views
The Loaded Tea Shop, a loaded tea drink maker, shares footage of Michael Jackson moments. Cut short clips from that footage, keep the watermark on them, and post to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
PER CLIP, AFTER 10% FEE
WHY THIS SCORE
Beats 84% of clipping campaigns
≈$9 per clip at 10K views
$50,000 of $50,000 is left.
Content Rewards reports $373,753 paid out on 217 campaigns since 1 Oct 2026, and states payment within 10 days of close. Loaded Tea Shop has run 3 rounds.
Brief C: vague, 4 red flags (keep posts live, missing essentials, no ad disclosure and ongoing duties), use only the brand's footage, caption must be relevant to the clip and in English only. The brand shares a footage link and a brief document.
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4 podcasts, 1 hour of talk to cut into clips.
About 36 minutes a clip, finding and cutting.
Featuring Michael Jackson
THE SOURCES
Three Michael Jackson performers sing and dance in a coordinated stage show while one swaps jackets and works the crowd at an adult party. The performance pauses mid-show so no-sugar, no-carb drinks can be handed out to the crowd.
Someone asks if the drink is alcoholic and notes it has 0 grams of fat and 0 sugar, and partygoers pick berry or lemonade and cheer. A taster calls the drink delicious and says it is a dream drink with no sugar or carbs, past the kids' bedtime and into adult time.
WHY WATCH
The show stops dead mid-performance just to hand out a drink pitched with no sugar and no carbs.
A performer yelps while dancing, and a speaker checks that the drink is not alcoholic and hears it has zero fat and zero sugar. The drinkers cheer and call the no-sugar drink the dream drink, with a speaker adding that it has no carbs.
A speaker says the performance was fully paused just to hand the performers the drinks.
WHY WATCH
The show halts mid-performance so the three impersonators can take no-sugar drinks, and they cheer and call them delicious and the dream drink.
In the first 8 minutes, a director runs the group through a loaded tea shop shoot, coaching how they talk and warning one person not to enter from the side. The group learns a Scorpio's birthday lands on November 4th and plans for everyone to yell happy birthday at her mid-take, with someone asking who the Scorpio is.
Two people trade sunglasses after one pair feels too dark, and someone points out the other color matches a dress, while another asks for horns and umbrellas as props. The director says whoever makes a drink can ask for the music to pause, and making everyone wait would be funnier, and one person gasps, says that is what she came for, and ends by telling everyone she loves them.
Covers the first 8 of 22 minutes.
WHY WATCH
The crew sets up to yell happy birthday at a Scorpio right in the middle of the take, and the sunglasses swap turns into a running bit.
In the first part of a Loaded Tea Shop gathering, guests pour a lemonade, swap sunglasses so one gets a better view and hand over the horns for a birthday toast. A guest claims the drink has no sugar, no carbs, no fat and nothing artificial, and calls it a dream drink you can hydrate with.
A director stops the music and tells the group to act annoyed at the interruption, and a guest toasts the lemonade and says they just got their second win. Someone asks whose birthday it is, hears November 4th and jokes about 40 flavors, while the kids are home for bedtime.
Covers the first 15 of 22 minutes.
WHY WATCH
The director halts the music mid-pour and coaches everyone to look annoyed so the take feels real, while the crew plans a birthday toast for the Scorpio.
In the first 15 minutes, a crew directs a performer through a Loaded Tea Shop commercial for a 0-calorie tea, working out how to talk up the drink and planning to pause the music while it gets mixed. A speaker tells Johnny he looks mesmerized, and another speaker says the drink is better than Pepsi. A crew member also plans a birthday shout-out during the shoot.
Covers the first 15 of 22 minutes.
WHY WATCH
A performer keeps repeating that the 0-calorie tea has no sugar and no carbs and pitches it as better than Pepsi.
One rider signals the start and tells the other to follow, calling out the ups and downs as they lean through corners. The follower says the corners are twisting them out and gets a you got it from the leader.
The leader then asks if they are thirsty and if the drink is good, and offers to take a picture, asking who is responsible for this nutty.
WHY WATCH
The leader reacts to the corners twisting them out, checks on the drink and asks who is responsible for this nutty before offering a picture.
A 22 minute brand podcast with 2 speakers, in English.
In the first minute, a speaker exclaims Oh my God and a second asks where he went and what happened. A third speaker says to get a new jacket.
Covers the first 1 of 3 minutes.
Three Michael Jacksons sing and dance while an adult party stops for no-sugar drinks
A loaded tea shop crew plans a mid-take happy birthday yell and swaps sunglasses on set
Guests at a Loaded Tea Shop party pour zero-sugar teas and stage an annoyed birthday toast
A crew shoots a Loaded Tea Shop ad and pitches its 0-calorie tea as better than Pepsi
EVERY CUT
Brand footage
Performance paused for drinks
No sugar dream drink verdict
Three Michael Jacksons on stage
Brand footage7:57VERTICAL
Three Michael Jacksons On Stage
Performance Paused To Hand Out Drinks
Cheers At The Adult Party
Brand footage22:10VERTICAL
Gasp then the line that lands
Birthday plan to yell at her
End of shoot love for everyone
Brand footage22:10VERTICAL
Scorpio Birthday And Forty Flavors
Directing An Annoyed Interruption
Brand footage22:14HORIZONTAL
Drink Called Better Than Pepsi
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