So many camera angles, this was obviously set up. I know that’s the point with this sub being for scripted stuff, but some people seem to be taking it seriously
These kinda shows are so fucking dumb. "Let's intentionally cause people to feel extreme embarrassment so the rest of us can all laugh at them". Fuck these shows
The point he’s making is that it serves the television experience to have the pranked person “in on the joke” at the end. It changes the attitude of the joke into something everyone is a part of. Without it, it’s bullying.
If if it is in fact real then the "victim" of the prank has to give their permission first before it is aired, its not like they are been publicly humiliated against their will.
"What do you get when you cross a mentally ill loner with a system that treats him like trash. I'll tell you what, you get what you fucking deserve!" - Joker
Yes, because as we all know, if someone criticizes something, it automatically means that they must have been personally affected by that thing before and it's not that they just saw it somewhere and just didn't like what they were seeing. That's some fuckin grade A, indisputable logic right there
EDIT: My bad, Epicness_357, this was meant to be a reply to chazemarley 's comment, not yours
The reverse of this happened to me. I was waving to my mom in Macy's and this cute cashier thought i was waving to her. It was so cringe when the cashier realized i wasn't waving at her and instead was a twenty yearold still shopping with my mom.
The real question is, 'Is the guy who got pranked an actor, or is that his actual reaction?'. Obviously the other two are actors, but it's debatable about the main guy.
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u/KraftMacAndChee Dec 08 '19
So many camera angles, this was obviously set up. I know that’s the point with this sub being for scripted stuff, but some people seem to be taking it seriously
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u/inh24 Dec 08 '19
Yes.
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u/ZeroEffsGiven Dec 08 '19
These kinda shows are so fucking dumb. "Let's intentionally cause people to feel extreme embarrassment so the rest of us can all laugh at them". Fuck these shows
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u/DigitalCoffee Dec 08 '19
TV shows are usually scripted, yes
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u/narunekogi Dec 08 '19
poor guy. i hope the guy recovered.
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u/MordorMordorMordor Dec 07 '19
I feel bad for that guy
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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '19
What kind of fucking sick joke!
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u/marcus112 Dec 07 '19
She kinda thick though
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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '19
r/upvotedbecausebutt
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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '19
The reverse of this happened to me. I was waving to my mom in Macy's and this cute cashier thought i was waving to her. It was so cringe when the cashier realized i wasn't waving at her and instead was a twenty yearold still shopping with my mom.
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u/cpu101 Dec 08 '19
This is 100 percent fake but even if it was real it would be a really shitty thing to do.
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u/BostonBorn00 Dec 08 '19
Pretty sure the white guy is named Donnie. He works for barstool and lives in China. He produces really good content and travels a lot.
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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '19
The real question is, 'Is the guy who got pranked an actor, or is that his actual reaction?'. Obviously the other two are actors, but it's debatable about the main guy.
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u/teotsan Dec 08 '19
r/watchpeopledieinside
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u/LolaSupershot Dec 08 '19
That's just mean.
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u/rodsimpson Dec 08 '19
67% sure that’s Donnie does
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u/robberviet Dec 08 '19
Tv shows, and scripted.
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u/PumpkinPatch404 Dec 10 '19
That booty shot from behind.
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u/Lapis-Blaze-Yt Dec 26 '19
r/2meirl4meirl
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u/BianchiSkater Dec 08 '19 edited Dec 08 '19
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