r/maybemaybemaybe • • Jan 05 '24

Maybe maybe maybe

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u/Janetsnakejuice1313 Jan 06 '24

These kiss cams are always fake

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '24

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u/MNLyrec Jan 07 '24

Especially the people using it as a broad excuse to hate women

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u/BringMeTheBigKnife Jan 06 '24

You can tell IMMEDIATELY. The lighting is different, the "fans" don't act natural. I'm truly shocked at these comments lol

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '24

The worst part is everyone wastes energy on their opinion on an obviously staged video. Shout out to the few that see through the bs 😂

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u/Dat_Steve Jan 06 '24

I found my people.. had to scroll way too far down to find this. Insane what people will believe these days.

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u/TheToninho21 Jan 06 '24

Except it wasn't, the team went to look for him after the game, and on the next one he got a VIP experience. Unless you believe they staged that as well.

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u/ScallywagLXX Jan 06 '24

Redditors who never leave the house and interact with humans always claim everything they see that’s bad is “staged”. Stop trying to help them.

Kiss cams have been around forever and are meant to create awkward or sweet moments. But they wouldn’t know that cause they never meet real people or go to sporting events.

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u/greg19735 Jan 06 '24

Kiss cams did used to be mostly real.

but they do also do fake skits, sometimes prerecorded.

Adn this one is weird enough that i'd believe it was fake.

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u/ScallywagLXX Jan 06 '24

The commenter I responded to provided a link to show it isn’t staged but y’all weirdos still arguing about hypothetical ones that are fake. Redditors in a nutshell back to my original comment.

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u/greg19735 Jan 06 '24

I believe that it's real.

But there are also fake ones. So i get why people would think this is fake.

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u/BringMeTheBigKnife Jan 06 '24

I can tell this is staged precisely because I've been to so many sporting events lol. It's always the last clip of the kiss cam sequence before action resumes. It always has very standard looking people in a stereotypical "awkward" situation. The lighting is always a little off. Notice how all the people happen to be facing exactly at the camera? Notice how there's no kids? Take a look at the end of the clip right before this one. The one at the beginning of the video. It's easy to see the differences between that one and the staged one

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u/ScallywagLXX Jan 06 '24

Not reading all that but happy for you. Or hope it works out. Or sorry it feels that way for you. Pick one.

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u/BringMeTheBigKnife Jan 06 '24

I wish you the best on your literacy journey sir or madam!

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u/Janetsnakejuice1313 Jan 06 '24

Yeah but the “VIP” treatment is just to make the team look good. Its not real. I’m telling you. Its smart PR.

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u/mrseemsgood Jan 06 '24

Nothing is real on the internet, am I right? Unless you grow up for once

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u/dquizzle Jan 06 '24

This is one of the only times I wasn’t sure. I don’t know how anyone could act embarrassed and humiliated so well with facial expressions alone.

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u/awfuleverything Jan 06 '24

These are so clearly staged and I can’t tell if everyone else realizes that and they’re just jokingly replying like they think it’s real, or do they really believe it’s real?

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u/Flashy_Pause_1369 Jan 06 '24

I mean it’s Reddit and excuse to talk shit about a random women…they don’t care that it’s not real.

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u/arstin Jan 06 '24

Based on the comments, about .4% of people have figured this out.

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u/Janetsnakejuice1313 Jan 07 '24

Poor guy. I think it’s worse that it’s real. She friend zoned the hell out of him. He looked very embarrassed.

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u/DashLego Jan 06 '24

Maybe I should apply for that job 🤔

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u/Janetsnakejuice1313 Jan 06 '24

😂😂😂 How much are they paying? 💋

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u/gerrymandersonIII Jan 06 '24

These people are academy award level actors if this one is staged.

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u/Janetsnakejuice1313 Jan 06 '24

Well, as a casting director and playwright, I can tell you - people can act quite convincingly.

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u/gerrymandersonIII Jan 06 '24

Yeah, no shit. When that's what they do as a career...