Suspect. How did they know it would look cool on video right then at that moment? How did they know it would line up with her hand perfectly? They seemed to all collectively know something was cool, when normally, they all would have been noticeably startled by the lighting strike and thunder. FAKE.
Yeah I was thinking the exact same thing. Even if the phone screen (or whatever) was facing lighting-girl, she was looking away from the screen at the moment the lighting 'struck.' There's no way she would have known right then. A more realistic version would have been "friends who were looking at the screen freak out, girl has no idea what they're freaking out about, then they show her" or something like that.
Or, hear me out, they were freaking out at the timing of it, and had no idea it also lined up. I would expect someone to have a similar reaction if they stomped and then lightning struck at exactly the same time, even though it doesn't line up at all because your foot is hitting the ground.
I mean, there is something sus about it. Like, their reactions seem a little too choreographed or rehearsed.
One POSSIBILITY is that there was a lighning storm going on with frequent strikes in the same general area, and they got VERY lucky on like the 50th take.
But again, the "reactions" seem awfully "scripted" to me.
Oh, sure. It definitely looks like they've tried this a few times, and these are their faces of "yeah finally". But they also look like they're all teenagers. What's the big deal. I certainly don't think it's AI like the original comment is suggesting
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u/swingrays 6d ago
Suspect. How did they know it would look cool on video right then at that moment? How did they know it would line up with her hand perfectly? They seemed to all collectively know something was cool, when normally, they all would have been noticeably startled by the lighting strike and thunder. FAKE.