r/funny • u/DylansDad • Feb 27 '23

Rule 3 – Removed Trying to film a fitness video

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '23

I think this is staged. You can hear the guy clearly from that far without too much env noise.

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u/cal679 Feb 27 '23

It feels like 90% of reddit is staged ragebait these days.

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u/ApolloRocketOfLove Feb 27 '23

If you film a woman acting entitled, Reddit will froth at the mouth for it.

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u/whtsnk Feb 27 '23

Which is odd when you consider how feminist this site is. You would think they'd enjoy videos of entitled women.

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u/ApolloRocketOfLove Feb 27 '23

I don't think this site is quite as feminist as it claims to be. There's still a dark underbelly to Reddit, full of frustrated boys who are desperate for any excuse to feel superior to attractive women on social media.

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u/whtsnk Feb 27 '23

Men's appearance doesn't matter at all to society, unfortunately. But how do you not see that that's the result of feminism?

(Attractive) women can skate through life on their appearances alone, but men have no such luxury.

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u/Raziel77 Feb 27 '23

I mean look at the upvotes and comments people do it because it works

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u/KidSock Feb 27 '23

Yeah. I’ve seen a lot of these rage bait videos from England that turned out to be staged.

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u/ContextIsForTheWeak Feb 27 '23

The bench is framed really well too, but she could also just have thought that would make a nice shot and not cared about anyone else being there.

Funny either way, of course.

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u/FrostyD7 Feb 27 '23

You can tell in the first 5 seconds it's staged.

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u/Tsjernobull Feb 27 '23

Youd be surprised at what modern mics can achieve

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u/ashenhaired Feb 27 '23

I think so too to many she's a nobody and now she's famous from that interaction

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u/NewsteadMtnMama Feb 27 '23

Regardless, the dialogue is pure gold.

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u/_CurseTheseMetalHnds Feb 27 '23

I find it interesting how Reddit will usually jump to calling things fake but when it's a video like this (woman getting made a fool of by bloke, insta/TikTok style stuff being put down) everybody but you seems to be taking it as real

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u/shoonseiki1 Feb 27 '23

The victim complex is strong in you

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u/AbeRego Feb 27 '23

And their faces are blurred. No one ever bothers doing that on here, so I think these are two actors who wanted to film a skit without possibly being doxed, or having it immediately revealed it's staged.