KAALAMAN TIME

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Niche

Tagalog food safety and food science facts about everyday Filipino foods

Audience

Tagalog-speaking viewers, mainly in the Philippines, who are curious about everyday food risks and 'did you know' facts explained in simple Tagalog (inferred from the about text, titles and descriptions; there are no audience statistics).

Avatar

• Other avatar style
• No presenter or character appears. The avatar is an illustrated emblem of science, history and travel icons (astronaut, DNA, dinosaur, plane) around the channel name, and the thumbnails are glossy close-ups of foods and containers with large warning captions.

Format

One everyday food, drink or container per video (about 5–6 min), framed as a warning with a 'did you know' hook; the descriptions promise a food-science and food-safety explanation (bacteria, toxins, chemical migration) and carry a general-education disclaimer.

Content pillars

• Seafood and shellfish risks (crab, shrimp head, mussels, oysters, tamilok)
• Plastic, styrofoam and microwave food-contact safety
• Everyday food myths (brown rice, warm water, salt and water)
• Exotic and street foods (tarantula, snake wine, street food)
• Meat, oil and kitchen safety (steak, cooking oil, pig brain)
• Food business and psychology (buy 1 take 1, unli samgyupsal)

Title patterns

• AKALA MO SAFE ANG [X]? ITO ANG DAPAT MALAMAN
• MAHILIG KA SA [X]? ITO ANG DAPAT MONG MALAMAN!
• WARNING! Ito ang [Parte ng X] na Dapat Mong PAG-INGATAN!
• HILAW NA [X]: Ang Panganib na Hindi Mo Nakikita!
• Araw-Araw Kang Gumagamit ng [X]? Huwag Mong Balewalain Ito!

Thumbnails

A glossy close-up of the food, fish or container fills the frame, under large white and yellow capitals in red or yellow boxes. Most open with WARNING! or BABALA!, and some add a warning triangle, hazard stripes or a small subtitle line. No people appear.

Their thumbnails, most viewed first

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Why it works

• 19 of 30 titles use a warning word (WARNING, Babala, Delikado) or 'ito ang dapat mong malaman'; 9 of 10 thumbnails carry a WARNING/BABALA banner
• Spiky results: the 3 top videos on seafood parts (crab, shrimp head, mussels) hold 568,691 of the 873,158 views of the 30 listed videos (65%)
• Familiar Filipino foods and local context in the hooks: crab, shrimp head, mussels, tamilok, galunggong, plus red tide and BFAR advisories in the descriptions
• Steady, short format: 30 long videos from Jul 16 to Oct 10 (about 2.6 a week), every one 5–6 min (301–381 s)
• One thumbnail template: a glossy close-up of the food with large white and yellow caps in red or yellow boxes, in 10 of 10 thumbnails

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