Also called Brittany Broski Kombucha · Trying Kombucha for the First Time · Woman Drinking Kombucha
A doubtful grimace becomes a raised-eyebrow “maybe.” Put the unappealing idea on the left and the detail that makes it worth reconsidering on the right.
The two panels show a change of mind. The left face says no, while the right face has found something worth considering about the same proposal.
You can also compare two options, but a reversal usually gives the pair more to do: an unwanted meeting suddenly includes lunch, or an expensive purchase turns out to be free. The right caption should explain why the answer changes.
Brittany Tomlinson, known as Brittany Broski, posted her first kombucha-tasting reaction to TikTok as @brittanyt445 on August 6, 2019. The clip moves between disgust and possible approval; this template puts two of those expressions side by side. [1]
In a later interview, she said a Cody Ko and Noel Miller video prompted her to buy a cream-soda-flavored kombucha while grocery shopping. She filmed her first taste at home and said the reaction was genuine. [2]
Tomlinson posts the first-time kombucha reaction that supplies the two contrasting faces. [1]
Reuploads and recaptioned posts spread the video beyond its original tasting context. Tomlinson later said Twitter brought the clip its wider audience. [2]
Use the empty wall above each face for the labels. Put the initial objection on the left and the tempting detail on the right, keeping both expressions fully visible.
Make the two captions feel connected. If the right panel introduces free food, the left should establish the event that the speaker had been avoiding.
Original captions to try with this template.
The meeting is still a meeting, but the food has changed the calculation.
The reason to stop reading loses to the promise that the next bit will be brief.
An unappealing furniture search suddenly offers a price worth considering.
References for this template. Example captions are original.
Dates the original TikTok and documents the August 2019 reuploads and reaction captions.
Broski explains buying the drink, filming her first taste, and seeing the reaction spread on Twitter.
