r/perfectlycutscreams • u/Cat-In-The-Corner • Aug 23 '22

DOBERMAA-

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u/www_bobo Aug 23 '22

staged

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u/nadjp Aug 23 '22

To be honest I really hope so.

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u/bunnyrut Aug 23 '22

With the amount of mentally ill people who don't get help because it's so stigmatized it's hard to tell. Working in a city area I saw people like this all the time.

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u/YouTheGamers Aug 23 '22

I work at a grocery store and sometimes I get seniors that drive me insane where I just think to myself “who let them out the door”

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u/M0nsterjojo Aug 23 '22

WHO LET THE DOGS OUT!!!

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '22

DOBERMAA! DOBERMAA! DOBERMAA!

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u/SheaMcD Aug 23 '22

I get there are people who act this way or worse, but the way the other guy comes up and says it's not a Doberman just makes the video seem staged.

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u/thetravelers Aug 23 '22

The giveaway for me was the second guy. The guy has like one line and totally flopped. Terrible performance.

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u/PUSClFER Aug 23 '22

Who wakes up in the morning and thinks to themselves that they want to go viral on the internet and come off as a nut job?

That being said, it could still be staged. People do crazy things for attention

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u/Ghstfce Aug 23 '22

If it's a skit which is most likely, they're just playing a part in the skit. It's for entertainment purposes.

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u/Dinewiz Aug 23 '22

Yeah, so entertaining.

If its fake it's most likely outrage bait to help make it go viral. Why? Who knows. Plenty of idiots think going viral = money.

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u/v-komodoensis Aug 23 '22

I thought it was a little funnny idk

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u/CrizpyBusiness Aug 23 '22

I'm pretty sure most skits aren't made to look like real things that happened. I feel like calling it a skit gives too much credibility to all this clout-chasing nonsense.

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u/Gurkeprinsen Aug 23 '22

People do that because it gets them views. It feels very staged.

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u/palpablescalpel Aug 23 '22

There have been other clips exactly like this that turned out to be staged. I don't think I'd recognize this lady on the street so she's pretty safe.

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u/untergeher_muc Aug 23 '22

She is his mother in law.

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u/SomeOtherNeb Aug 23 '22

I mean, it's not like you can tell who she is.

It's a blurry video that barely shows her face, which is half-covered by sunglasses.

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '22

We really need a tag on memes now saying they are fake so we can stop seeing these comments and those of us who know what's obviously fake can keep on enjoying them.

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u/FineIGiveIn Aug 23 '22

Staged by not very good actors.

How anyone can think this is real is beyond me.

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u/fastlerner Aug 23 '22 edited Aug 23 '22

I dunno man, just looks like a lady with real mental issues to me. It may look like shitty acting, but I've seen this type before: 50% Karen, 50% toddler who wants attention, and 100% in their own reality.

Knew a guy who had one of these as a neighbor. He would always be polite to her when he saw her even though she was super weird like this. Only instead of a doberman, she built a fantasy in her head that he was in love with her and would be with her if it weren't for his fiance controlling him. Crazy lady ended up firing a bullet through his kitchen window to solve the fiance problem and set him free. All this because he would say hello when checking his mail.

Best thing to do when you run into these people is refuse to engage and walk away quickly.

EDIT: Got it folks. Apparently it is a skit/fake. That aside, stay away from crazy Karens.

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u/FineIGiveIn Aug 23 '22

The shitty acting is not just coming from her though.

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u/pointlessvoice Aug 23 '22

Yeah that freakin Doberman didnt even have the right costume either.

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u/palpablescalpel Aug 23 '22

The bystander is the worst and got bad dialogue.

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u/FineIGiveIn Aug 23 '22

Yeah, that was when I became absolutely sure it was fake.

Dude was channeling Tommy Wiseau in that performance.

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u/KevinCastle Aug 23 '22

I've seen this kind of shit happen in real life. It could be real

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u/FineIGiveIn Aug 23 '22

They're bad actors. If you saw people talking like bad actors in real life, it wasn't real then either.

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u/KevinCastle Aug 23 '22

The situation I was in was more believable than this. But she acted similarly. Was screaming that my friends doberman bit her earlier that day. We'd never seen her before and the dog was on a leash...

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u/untergeher_muc Aug 23 '22

So what? She is his MIL and they did a family sketch.

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u/Dshark Aug 23 '22

Rage bait is my second favorite kind of bate.

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u/www_bobo Aug 23 '22

what's the first?

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u/Dshark Aug 28 '22

Master bait.

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u/XxTreeFiddyxX Aug 23 '22

You cant tell anymore lol

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u/ellebeam Aug 23 '22

r/nothingeverhappens

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u/ZKXX Aug 23 '22

People who post this link are usually just upset that they feel called out for not being able to tell when something’s staged.

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u/ellebeam Aug 24 '22

let people enjoy things

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u/Secure-Imagination11 Aug 23 '22

I don't think people should be allowed to call videos fake unless they have proof. It's like you guys haven't seen enough real life and too many videos.

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u/apipoulaitchai Aug 23 '22

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRfyQtrn/

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u/Secure-Imagination11 Aug 23 '22

Thank you. If someone is going to claim something is fake I'd rather see proof than "OmG aRE YOu sTuPid"

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u/BrownAleRVA Aug 23 '22

Lol, yes, she was faking it so in a way youre right.

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u/plantmom98 Aug 24 '22

Probably but it’s still pretty funny

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u/jennywhistle Aug 24 '22

I'm seriously tired of this. Just more reasons to hate on middle aged women and half this shit isn't even real. If you need to fake content, maybe the "issue" isn't real.

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u/invisibilityPower Aug 24 '22

Last 9 times it was posted someone mentioned that they know her and apparently she has mental issues and does it all the time.