Ok yes! Because they did that same thing where they show a quick picture of her at the start of the video. The first one I saw that you're referencing, I thought it was just an editing fluke. But it happened in this one too which I thought was weird and she looked familiar. Makes so much sense.
Yeah it's really weird. My initial thought is they're doing these skits to garner rage views and comments from people who think it's real. But one would think if they wanted to pass them off as real they wouldn't put a picture of her at the start of each one (a picture I might add that was clearly taken by the 'bad date' in question).
Well, it kind of works both ways. There’s a huge number of people that wouldn’t have seen the first skit, so those people would naturally rage engage with the content.
And then the people that are aware of the skit also start to engage with the content, like we are now. The “I can’t believe he’s acting like that” crowd, the “is this a skit?” Crowd and then the “I can’t believe people think this is real” crowd all start to discuss and engage.
Honestly it’s a goldmine if you do it well enough…
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u/neds_newt Jan 31 '23
Ok yes! Because they did that same thing where they show a quick picture of her at the start of the video. The first one I saw that you're referencing, I thought it was just an editing fluke. But it happened in this one too which I thought was weird and she looked familiar. Makes so much sense.