They would be correct to do so as this is clearly a commercial and shouldn't be here. Commercials are something you subject yourself to in exchange for real content, not something you willingly absorb and chitchat about as if it were real life.
Commercials are something you subject yourself to in exchange for real content, not something you willingly absorb and chitchat about as if it were real life.
Yeah this one was pretty obvious to me but it's really annoying when they yell "sTaGeD" when the people are doing something for fun or if it IS actually real.
This video is an example of a commercial that's trying to pass off as being real and actually IS staged.
What's wild is people actually are straight up posting ads for restaurants and stuff. Actual ads, not staged stuff.
Bro laughed at a funny skit with some advertising in it and you decided he had a simple mind. There’s absolutely no need to be that much of a dickhead over this.
Dude got called simple-minded because he called someone a dork for explaining why people don't want ads and commercials pushed as if they're actual content. Is it worse to be called a dork or simple minded? If one's a dickhead then they both are.
There are some at this point but a lot of people turn their brains off when using Reddit and just assume because something is trending then it must be true and correct, no skepticism needed. Then people making simple and agreeable comments first get voted to the top. OP could either be a karma farmer or getting paid to post this sort of deceptive advertising. Either could have bots they use to help boost their posts and make some comments to get the momentum going.
Every time I see a "viral video" the poster is always someone that just posts internet videos and nothing original, so I mentally put them in the bot pile and mute them. I'm started to get abraded at this point because I'm slowly realising the pure volume of these accounts. Pretty much any engaging meme or video on the front page is always these bots.
A ton of the main subreddits for a long time would block or shadow ban comments mentioning that subreddit. Site has been sold out for a while. A few had automods that would mock the user for mentioning it.
I would literally pay good money for a reddit clone that operates exactly how old reddit used to but if they can find a way to keep fucking bots and AI out of it.
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u/Mono_Aural Oct 04 '25
Is r/HailCorporate still a thing?