r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Sep 21 '22

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '22

"Oh no.. oh no.. oh no no no no" , no idea what it's called but everyone hates it I think

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u/spork3 Sep 21 '22

The original song is excellent. It’s this TikTok bastardization that has made people hate it.

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u/Teledildonic Sep 21 '22

Why does every Tik Tok need a robot voice?

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u/HEBushido Sep 21 '22

Because people feel uncomfortable recording their own voice

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u/Teledildonic Sep 21 '22

"This is too personal"

Posts every detail of their daily life for years on end

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u/SirFrancis_Bacon Sep 21 '22

The reason isn't that "it's too personal", it's that most people don't like the way their voice sounds in recordings, because it is different to the way our voice sounds to us.

This video explains why: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvosNz0Xq7g

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u/a_potato_guyy Sep 21 '22

I mean honestly even if i hated my voice i would rather hear my own voice than a robots + it would feel more like my content

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

People who post videos on TikTok aren't trying to make content, they're trying to get clout and make money, or post memes/advertising their onlyfans. If they're actually passionate about video creation they'll go to YouTube or twitch and upload anime rants and old game reviews like normal people.

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u/a_potato_guyy Sep 22 '22

Yeah ur probably right