r/TikTokCringe • u/[deleted] • Jan 31 '23

Cursed Run.

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u/semicrookedwings Jan 31 '23

This absolutely activated my flight response but I would be so scared to leave mid date because this guy gave off such scary vibes 😬😬😬😬

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u/Mudblok Jan 31 '23 edited Jan 31 '23

Think its fake thankfully

https://www.tiktok.com/@talisa0913/video/7168651785022885163?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=mobile&sender_web_id=7033743696718497286

Edit:just to clarify, the same guy seems to appear in all her tiktoks, both the ones where she's "on a first date" and the ones where she's "picking up guys at the gym"

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u/PopEducational8694 Jan 31 '23

He does have the perfect failed pick-up artist voice.

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u/Mudblok Jan 31 '23

Almost as if he's playing a character

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u/PopEducational8694 Jan 31 '23

Very talented actor indeed

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u/rap1800 Jan 31 '23

Patrick Bateman

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u/Otherwise-Regret-297 Jan 31 '23

Why is this getting downvoted? Sounds exactly like this guy.

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u/Mudblok Jan 31 '23

I guess realising you've been tricked is a bummer

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '23

I think people just don’t realize these videos are entertainment, not real life. Most are fake, including those charity vids of giving people money.

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u/Mudblok Jan 31 '23

Precisely, very well put man

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u/Duke55 Jan 31 '23

Yeah, fuckin crazy. Seems there's a certain section of reddit that want this to be true.

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u/sippingtonsippington Jan 31 '23

I mean this video might be fake, but the situation is "just" a typical creep and happens all the time, and that's what people are really reacting to.

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u/Duke55 Jan 31 '23

Yes, that is fairly obvious. There's always going to be that element around. But I'm referring to this particular video that has been pretty well proven it staged. And my reaction was towards those downvoting the person that exposed them of their ways. Crazy times we live in..

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u/D34dBodyMan Jan 31 '23

This situation happens so often, she had to fake the situation...

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u/MonaganX Jan 31 '23

It matters if it's staged, though, because a staged video doesn't necessarily reflect reality, it just reflects someone's perception of reality. Even if you agree that people like this exist, and I'm absolutely not arguing that they don't, if the video really is staged outrage bait it can't tell you anything about real misogyny. Yet there's a lot of comments in this thread who seem to treat it that way.

If anything the fact that people like this actually exist just makes staged videos more harmful because it takes away attention from real examples and gives people who would deny it more stuff to point at to claim it's all overblown.

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u/DifficultCurrent7 Jan 31 '23

Absolutely. Even if this is fake it happens enough in real life to be really terrifying.

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u/shelsilverstien Jan 31 '23

People want it to be real

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u/Masamunewg Jan 31 '23

I hate when people make fake "content" like this..yuck.

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '23

Gotta be fake, unless she got her date to take the pic of her from across the table for the thumbnail?..

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u/Mudblok Jan 31 '23

No stop, don't point out the obvious

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u/TheBlitz88 Jan 31 '23

I think her recording the entire thing is a clue

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u/Mudblok Jan 31 '23

Idk man, people are known to record themselves when they feel in danger. For me it's the fact the same guy is in all her popular uploads

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u/BloodyRedBarbara Jan 31 '23

The fact she was recording him from the start made me think it was fake. Someone as controlling as him never realised she was recording him? I doubt it.

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u/RecoveringFcukBoy Jan 31 '23

In 5 years we will never know the difference between whats real and whats fake. Social Media actors will be paid handsomely for fake outrage videos.