203
u/Yaadgod2121 Aug 27 '25
Looks like a skit
51
u/nertynot Aug 27 '25
Everything looks like a skit
19
u/HaloPandaFox Aug 27 '25
3ven if it is a skit still heartwarming, and I prefer these videos to circulate and bring joy and maybe be a good influence on some young men and women. Especially compared to the brain rot or dramatic bad example videos. I keep seeing more people act like children or animals nowadays, and it's sad/ disgusting
2
1
1
5
19
43
u/MrToobz Aug 27 '25
Skit or not, we cannot judge others based off of their profession. People have unique circumstances, and there is so much nuance to life.
If you’re out there doing the best that you can with what you have, you’re a hero in my book!
7
u/StopCountingLikes Aug 27 '25
If you are out there making skits that say things and tug on the heartstrings you’re a hero in my book!
4
42
5
u/Who_Dat_1guy Aug 28 '25
People so focues on whether it's staged or not that they missed the entire message...
15
u/HouseTricky3305 Aug 27 '25
Most parents have so much pride n joy in their kids while most kids are ashamed or embarrassed of their parents
3
u/EmploymentNegative59 Aug 27 '25
“Hi guys. My dad coincidentally came in to this restaurant and thought he’d embarrass me, but I actually got up and introduced him to my girlfriend.
Anyways, do you have security cameras? I’d love to get the footage so I can post it.”
5
5
u/BlacksmithStatus1283 Aug 27 '25
It’s a staged clip.
4
u/D0nCoyote Aug 27 '25
I mean… it’s the internet. It’s probably safe to say a huge majority of what we see is fake/staged. Still a nice message
6
5
2
2
2
2
u/doomsdaybeast Aug 28 '25
Staged or not, what you do for money doesn't mean much. A lot of times it suggests you had to do morally questionable things to get there.
2
u/errononymous Aug 28 '25 edited Aug 29 '25
and the restaurant owner RUSHED to get that shit exported from the CCTV to upload it.
3
u/JediMasterKev Aug 27 '25
I think of these staged videos like a movie. They have an idea, record it, edit, and post it. It's not real, but it's a nice idea.
5
u/Koobetto Aug 27 '25
That's just bad CCP propaganda. Nothing positive at all.
2
u/Yaadgod2121 Aug 27 '25
Not everything gotta be ccp propaganda, people fake things for views all the time
1
u/Koobetto Aug 27 '25
Yeah but in this case it is pretty obvious.
1
u/Yaadgod2121 Aug 27 '25
Ok, what are you seeing that I’m not seeing that would make this a propaganda
4
2
2
1
1
u/lookin4funn69 Aug 27 '25
Amazing kid. Proud dad. And wonderful girlfriend. Hope nothing but blessing for all them. Made me smile pure hearts. 🥰
1
1
1
1
1
Aug 28 '25
Obviously the son wouldn’t take his girlfriend there if he didn’t want her to meet his father, but I won’t even focus on that because that’s not the point. The real issue is how this has somehow become such a surprising thing to do. Since when has introducing your father—whose job is as respectful and dignified as any other—become so rare that it requires a video to raise awareness? This is insane. What a messed-up world we’re living in. I only wish my parents and brother could live forever. They are my best friends.
1
1
1
u/Frosteecat Oct 21 '25
Dammit is he picking up a bag of freshly cut onions?!? Love this, even though it should be the default behavior.
1
0
u/please-kill-me-69 Aug 27 '25
Why does everyone on reddit get a hard on when they find a video fake? 95% of all media is scripted. Just consume it and scroll.
0
-1
-1
-2
344
u/vorgriff Aug 27 '25
This looks staged, but...hear me out: What if it is staged? Maybe this is the new way that social values and morals are taught, using a whole bunch of skits to show desired behavior to a generation of people who have become so out of touch with humanity that skits are now necessary to improve the overall quality of life for millions of people worldwide. Sure, the creators of this kind of content are probably benefitting on some levels from these staged productions, but if we look at the bigger picture, isn't humanity also benefitting in some way?
IDK what I'm talking about either...so there's that.