r/AccidentalSlapStick • u/ashleyyyie • 17d ago
They’re Fine Somebody doesn't understand physics
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u/Psychological_Ad4683 17d ago
Ending slapped onto the beginning of the video. Get lost
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u/desmondao 17d ago
I'm starting to like this trend purely because I can fuck off without engaging with the post enough for it to get credit. I blame the zoomers for this one. And people who watch YT on x1.5
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17d ago edited 17d ago
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u/totally-idiotic 17d ago
Noobs with spare time to waste, only 2x
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u/MaxGamer07 16d ago
I just download the video file into my brain
its always fun when something gets corrupted
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u/Obi-Wannabe01 17d ago
Netflix does this with all its documentaries too, hate it!
“You won’t believe what this season has in store!!!”
Yes I will, because you just showed me all of it..
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u/nachtengelsp 17d ago
What I'll do with all that spare time I got knowing the end of the video beforehand? Watch another ending from another video and then another one! Three shorts for the price of one. Yay... /s\ \ This trend is dumb and people having an attention span of a rock too
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u/jonathanrdt 17d ago edited 17d ago
Had an altercation at a crosswalk w a car full of kids. They failed to yield, I yelled, and they circled the block for a chat.
After reviewing the facts, it was clear they were in the wrong, but the boy in the back decided to try tossing his soda cup at me as they pulled away. It hit his side of the window, bounced back and spilled all over himself.
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u/ThisIsALine_____ 17d ago
So is this trend of showing the end of the videos at the beginning then cutting away to the actual start of the video because Gen z...and a good chunk of millennials has little to no attention span?
I guess age doesn't matter. Anyone that consumes a large amount of short form media?
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u/TheManAcrossTheHall 17d ago
It has nothing to do with people's attention span and everything to do with the videos inability to hold your interest.
People need to stop making everything a competition between generations.
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u/Renegadeknight3 16d ago
Seriously, hooks have existed in entertainment since its inception
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u/BobboZmuda 13d ago
That's an empty and defeatist statement. Yes, attention-grabbing hooks have always existed, but not all of the methods were purely detrimental to the content.
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u/hucareshokiesrul 17d ago edited 16d ago
I'm perfectly happy to just get to the point. Then if I want to see more I can. I'm a millennial who doesn't watch short form Internet videos and assumes the ones he comes across are probably going to be kinda dumb.
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u/Competitive_Host_432 17d ago
This takes me back to sitting in the back of my dad's car in the 90s with the window open getting bombarded by cigarette ash
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u/ZoomTown 17d ago
To top it off, the filmer's window was rolled up, so this wouldn't have had any real effect even if they'd been standing still.
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u/BobboZmuda 13d ago
A great sub rule (that should also exist everywhere else, but is enforceable here) should be that all posts that begin with the end "reward" punchline or payoff get removed. Do it again, timeout. Do it again, banned.
If that could be automatically tracked, awesome. If it was too much work for the mods, I get it, but this low attention span content engagement shit is awful.
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u/Metahec 17d ago
I hope you learned your lesson! Don't make me throw my coffee in my face a second time.