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WHY INCLUDED · "food coma fr" — 10.7M views. The largest single number in this corpus is a three-word joke; the slang is universal.10.7M VIEWS · TOPIC: FOOD COMA
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WHY INCLUDED · 3.1M views for a self-experiment CGM video — glucose language is mainstream, but as lived experiment, not marketing claims.171.4K LIKES · 34.1K SHARES · 3.1M+ VIEWS · TOPIC: GLUCOSE CULTURE
CREATEINDIRECT
WHY INCLUDED · A seven-second desk-nap POV with 209K likes — the highest-engagement statement of the exact problem OHOUP addresses, no product in sight.209.4K LIKES · 52.2K SHARES · 1.2M+ VIEWS · TOPIC: OFFICE HUMOR
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WHY INCLUDED · "How Food Comas Work" explainer at 697K views — mass audiences want the mechanism explained, packaged like a meme.697.5K VIEWS · TOPIC: MECHANISM EDUCATION
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460K VIEWS · TOPIC: FOOD COMA
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WHY INCLUDED · The "what Koreans actually buy" discovery format at 314K views — the format OHOUP can use to get discovered in the U.S.26.2K LIKES · 7.9K SAVES · 314K+ VIEWS · TOPIC: KOREAN WELLNESS
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WHY INCLUDED · Barstool running food-coma content to 305K views — major media already programs this feeling as a category.304.9K VIEWS · TOPIC: OFFICE HUMOR
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244.4K VIEWS · TOPIC: FOOD COMA
WATCHINDIRECT
WHY INCLUDED · A mainstream creator telling this exact audience the fix is movement, not more coffee — the free alternative OHOUP competes with.4K LIKES · 122K+ VIEWS · TOPIC: BEHAVIORAL FIXES
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WHY INCLUDED · Dr. Berg running the afternoon-crash message on TikTok (85.6K) as well as YouTube (234K) — the same voices own this topic on every platform.85.6K VIEWS · TOPIC: BEHAVIORAL FIXES
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WHY INCLUDED · The default answer to the 2pm crash is another coffee, filmed as a comfort ritual — the habit OHOUP competes with.8.8K LIKES · 113 COMMENTS · 46K+ VIEWS · TOPIC: SECOND COFFEE
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39.7K VIEWS · TOPIC: FOOD COMA
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WHY INCLUDED · A health coach listing blood sugar as one cause among several — the honesty skeptical audiences reward.7,823 VIEWS · TOPIC: GLUCOSE CULTURE
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WHY INCLUDED · "Afternoon tiredness often comes from unstable blood sugar" with a citation on screen — glucose creators now cite studies to look credible.7,567 VIEWS · TOPIC: GLUCOSE CULTURE
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7,404 VIEWS · TOPIC: FOOD COMA
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WHY INCLUDED · A Huberman clip on avoiding afternoon crashes, reposted by a fan account — his advice circulates secondhand into feeds he's never touched.6,261 VIEWS · TOPIC: BEHAVIORAL FIXES
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WHY INCLUDED · "Exhausted after every meal — and it's not normal even if it's common": the gut-health explanation, from a creator, at 4.5K views.4,489 VIEWS · TOPIC: CLAIM SKEPTICISM
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WHY INCLUDED · A Korean creator's food-coma tip video — Korean food wisdom is already a content genre in this exact conversation.3,220 VIEWS · TOPIC: KOREAN WELLNESS
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1,728 VIEWS · TOPIC: AFTERNOON CRASH
ENGAGEINDIRECT
WHY INCLUDED · "Am I the only one who gets sleepy after lunch??" from a corporate-life creator — small account, comment section full of "no, me too."837 VIEWS · TOPIC: OFFICE HUMOR
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304 VIEWS · TOPIC: AFTERNOON CRASH
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31 VIEWS · TOPIC: AFTERNOON CRASH
What direct vs. indirect means
DIRECT content names OHOUP, its product, or a competitor. INDIRECT content never mentions the brand but is commercially relevant — a meme about pretending to work after a 1,400-calorie lunch can matter more than a low-engagement brand mention. Traditional mention monitoring only sees the first kind.