Miles Jeppson's song "Backyard Concert" is the soundtrack for this campaign. Build clips around early-2000s teen films, pop-punk scenes and the feeling of growing up. Cut the moments for TikTok.
PER CLIP, AFTER 10% FEE
WHY THIS SCORE
Beats 64% of clipping campaigns
≈$9 per clip at 10K views
$1,000 of $1,000 is left.
Content Rewards reports $373,753 paid out on 217 campaigns since 1 Oct 2026, and states payment within 10 days of close.
Brief A: clear, 4 red flags (keep posts live, missing essentials, no ad disclosure and no deadline), no outside footage and no made-up facts, stats, or dates in captions. The brand shares two footage links and a brief document, and sets one content rule on the sound. Every post uses a sound the brand picks.
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6 trailers to cut. Lead each clip with its strongest beat.
2 UGC promos. Post them as is or trim to the hook.
THE SOURCES
The speaker recalls being told that person was never wanted there that night and says they came to wreck their life again, repeating the question about the concert.
WHY WATCH
A speaker accuses someone of coming to wreck their life again in the middle of the classroom reading.
A singer asks why someone showed up at his Backyard Concert over a teen movie montage, and recalls the person telling him they never wanted him there that night. He says the person came to wreck his life again, then repeats the question about showing up at his Backyard Concert.
WHY WATCH
The spoken hook repeats the question about an unwanted guest the singer says wrecked his life, turning the whole clip into a looping confrontation.
The speaker asks if he was the guy she said she never wanted there that night and says she came to wreck his life again.
WHY WATCH
The clip loops the spoken hook about the Backyard Concert around an accusation that she came back to wreck his life.
The voice recalls being the guy the other said they never wanted there that night, accuses them of coming to wreck their life again, and repeats the Backyard Concert question.
A singer asks whether someone has to show up to his Backyard Concert, then recalls being the guy that person said they never wanted there that night.
WHY WATCH
The singer accuses someone of coming back to wreck his life again, and the Backyard Concert hook bookends the clip.
The speaker recalls being the guy someone never wanted there that night, says that person came to wreck their life again, and repeats the Backyard Concert question.
WHY WATCH
The speaker repeats the Backyard Concert question and frames it as a conflict with someone they say wrecked their life.
A voice asks whether the listener has to show up to the Backyard Concert over a montage of Freaky Friday band clips stamped with PARENTAL ADVISORY and KEEP OUT OF MY ROOM! warnings.
The voice recalls being the guy the listener never wanted there that night, accuses the listener of coming to wreck their life again, and repeats the question about showing up.
WHY WATCH
The voice accuses someone of coming to wreck their life again while repeating the question about showing up, giving the promo its conflict.
A voice plays over a montage of film clips and a Backyard Concert track and asks why someone showed up to the concert. The voice asks why they should, recalls the guy the person said they never wanted that night, and says the person came to wreck their life and kiss.
WHY WATCH
The voice confronts someone for showing up and for coming to wreck their life and kiss, and repeats the Backyard Concert question as a hook.
8 of 8 clips analysed, 2 ready as is, 6 need a reframe
Ready to post as is
10 Things I Hate About You teen edit
Ready to post as is
Teen movie edit to Backyard Concert
Reframe to 9:16
Rodrick Heffley scenes from Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Reframe to 9:16
10 Things I Hate About You character edit
Reframe to 9:16
American Pie clips set to Backyard Concert
Reframe to 9:16
Rodrick Heffley edit from Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Reframe to 9:16
Freaky Friday band clips edit to Backyard Concert
Reframe to 9:16
Film clips edit set to Backyard Concert
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$1,000 of a $1,000 budget is left at 14:50 UTC on 12 Nov 2026.
Views on 1 app count: TikTok.
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