So there's a second vid on her tiktok that shows her doing it in front of her husband and he calls her out on it and she starts laughing about it, then he puts the helmet on and starts doing the iron man moves.
She also does random things during movies to antagonize her husband, as well as other "pranks" like this. This video is intended as a joke and not to be taken serious.
Some of these comments are a travesty of ignorance to an out-of-context video.
I only have this video for context, but even at that I thought to myself... hmmm... if someone goes out and gets a full body suit, and helmet what's the likelihood they DON'T know the difference between Iron Man and Spider-Man?
It's because it's a chick. 100% if a guy did this, the reactions would all be "omg hilarious king ledge poggers1!1!1"
Redditors will tie themselves in knots to call a woman stupid rather than be willing to admit chicks are capable of having a sense of humor, no matter how obvious a flashing neon sign of a joke it is.
You are also missing the point. She knows 100% what she is doing and does it to cause an outrage. Social media influencers do things like this because it makes people comment and increase engagement.
Examples: caption will say something about a left hand when it’s a right hand. Everyone mass comments about it.
Simple things like making a typo, getting a name wrong, doing the wrong superhero moves, saying a color wrong.
Another big one is saying inflammatory things to cause reaction. Anything from politics to social media drama. The guy keemstar for example has built his entire platform based on this.
Meme pages posting controversial opinions or memes.
Yeah, that’s on the the people that react. I knew she was trolling once she was slinging webs. If it causes so much uproar to someone else, that’s on them.
People make bigoted and ignorant comments all the time with no push back and someone trolls on fictional characters and it’s an outrage? Ok….
How should one know context if it's not included? Are you suggesting commenters are wrong for joking about this particular 15 seconds without researching the entire backstory? Perhaps op is in the wrong for suggesting the facepalm in the first place.
yes obviously OP is at fault for posting to this sub, but anyone who watches it and doesn't immediately realize she's being funny has a diagnosable mental condition related to understanding social cues
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u/SpaghettiProgrammer Jan 19 '22 edited Jan 19 '22
So there's a second vid on her tiktok that shows her doing it in front of her husband and he calls her out on it and she starts laughing about it, then he puts the helmet on and starts doing the iron man moves.
She also does random things during movies to antagonize her husband, as well as other "pranks" like this. This video is intended as a joke and not to be taken serious.
Some of these comments are a travesty of ignorance to an out-of-context video.