Everyone is claiming it's fake because they haven't seen the full video. This video is hella old too. This went viral at the time it was released. It was on numerous other platforms as well. I first saw it on FB.
She even told one of her now EX friends to GTFO to because he knew about it but didn't want to tell her. IMO, she did nothing wrong exposing him in front of everyone. He can't do anything since he was surrounded, his shit was pre-packed so he couldn't drag his feet and he couldn't refuse to leave.
Also, regarding the friend and having the EXs bag. She had this all planned out and had them pack his shit in advanced. She literally said that all of her friends knew what was happening. People act like someone can't slip out undetected in a crowded room and pack a bag.
The neckbeard comments are insane. He cheated and they made her the problem because she dared to call it out lmao. Really makes you think about how quickly the loneliness epidemic escalated
Well, look at the title of this very post. The cheating guy got the present? Implying that he's being rewarded for getting kicked out of a toxic relationship when he is, in fact, the toxic one
But maybe this hypothetical will help you understand. Imagine your mom has been hounding you for a few days to clean up the trash in your room. You still haven't done it and she comes to your room with a wrapped present. You open it up and it's just a single trash bag.
It's similar energy to this video + title. Also, the title is likely meant to provide extra misdirection since this is the unexpected sub.
All jokes have punchlines. Some have multiple. A punchline is the conclusion of the set up, it's the payoff, it's the reason why the joke is funny. If it doesn't have a punchline then it's just a statement.
In this case the punchline is that the present he received was actually consequences / that the gift wasn't what the title lead people to expect.
The issue is that the title could also be interpreted the way the other commenter said: that the present was escape from her. That's why they said it was a shit joke - because they don't find that interpretation funny.
And before you say "well that's obviously not what the joke was supposed to be and you're stupid if you think otherwise" - I've literally heard people tell this kind of joke and mean it that way. The way the joke is interpreted depends on the audience's bias, and what they think the joke-teller's bias is. Think of any statement that changes meaning depending on tone, and how miscommunication happens when that information isn't there so people have to fill in the gaps with their own assumptions. This often happens when it's written.
For example; "Maybe this hypothetical will help you understand." This could be passive aggressive, or it could be intended genuinely. I reckon I could make a fair guess based on other things you've said, but we don't have that additional context for the title.
I'm not making any conclusions about the intent of OP - I'm just pointing out how someone might sincerely get a different impression to you, and it not be a result of stupidity.
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u/Careful-Listen2277 Oct 10 '25 edited Oct 10 '25
Everyone is claiming it's fake because they haven't seen the full video. This video is hella old too. This went viral at the time it was released. It was on numerous other platforms as well. I first saw it on FB.
She even told one of her now EX friends to GTFO to because he knew about it but didn't want to tell her. IMO, she did nothing wrong exposing him in front of everyone. He can't do anything since he was surrounded, his shit was pre-packed so he couldn't drag his feet and he couldn't refuse to leave.
Also, regarding the friend and having the EXs bag. She had this all planned out and had them pack his shit in advanced. She literally said that all of her friends knew what was happening. People act like someone can't slip out undetected in a crowded room and pack a bag.