The yappers / One of five
The Leaper
Three ideas in, and none of them is the one you started with.
The tell: “which reminds me”
What it does well
- Makes the connection nobody else in the room was going to make.
- A wide vocabulary keeps 45 seconds from sounding like one long note.
- The surprise is the part people repeat afterwards.
What it costs
- You are the only one who saw the rope. Every leap costs the audience the thread.
- Sentences get abandoned mid-clause because the next idea arrived first.
- The ending has nothing to do with the beginning, so nothing lands as a point.
How the app spots it
Word variety well above the band, with a finished-sentences score below it. Lots of different words, not many finished thoughts.
- Word variety
- Finished sentences
A yapper is a label on a score, never part of it. The same round always names the same one, and a round that sits in the middle of every band names none.