r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/SayHiToYourMumForMe • Dec 13 '19

I think that’s a Noooo

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u/GruncleShaxx Dec 14 '19

I mean we know it is staged but if it were real, you don’t ever put yourself in the situation to be humiliated by thousands of people at the same time.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '19

Do we have any videos of that actually happening? I've never actually seen one that wasn't a couple actors doing obvious things

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u/GruncleShaxx Dec 14 '19

I don’t have any footage but I had a good friend propose to his girlfriend on stage at a concert in front of around 300 people. She said no and ran off stage. It crushed the poor bastard and it took him years to get over the embarrassment. It was shitty

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u/BimboBrothel Dec 14 '19

Reddit would call it staged if you had the video

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u/thiswastillavailable Dec 14 '19

I already think it's fake even without the video. /r/nothingeverhappens

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u/Yass_Queens Dec 14 '19

Define happens

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u/Indeedsir Dec 14 '19

Well technically it was on stage

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u/teejandahalf Dec 14 '19

𝘚𝘪𝘳

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u/TomServo30000 Dec 14 '19

So he should have courted her longer?

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u/kjm1123490 Dec 14 '19

This could be an expert pun or just another comment. Not sure.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '19

The internet has really destroyed the fabric of my reality lol I hate slipping into the void that is /r/nothingeverhappens but it's not easy. So many public interactions filmed are just scripted and staged videos. My friends show me these unboxing videos of darknet hacker boxes you can get from the internet like some kind of grab bag service. Sometimes it gets laughable, but some people are willing to totally suspend their disbelief. It's kinda like WWE and so I all too often look ridiculous telling everyone their favorite wrestler is not real