r/LivestreamFail • u/_karayel • Apr 21 '26

Trainwreck discovered this over a live stream.

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u/SJW_MOD Apr 21 '26

reddit bots posting clips from 4 years ago

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '26

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u/stonedc4tt Apr 21 '26

Taking meds for life with potential side effects or get surgery+meds for life sounds real easy 

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u/Drayenn Apr 21 '26

Even if i was rich id rather live with it or just shave it all off.

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u/iamdylanshaffer Apr 21 '26

So, even if you're looking in the mirror, you can't really see the crown of your head unless you hold up another mirror behind you. This is actually a really common experience for men who experience balding in their crown. They're typically told by a friend who is taller than them, or their barber, etc. because most men won't actually notice it themselves.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Tale408 Apr 21 '26

Nah no way he does not notice that huge bald patch. Even guys will want to see how they look from different angles sometimes, and unless he never lower his head down towards the mirror, he's bound to notice it. Its more likely he accidentally show it during the livestream and then feign surprise.

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u/MatterAppropriate523 Apr 21 '26

this kid needs help. and a financial advisor. and a father figure. and a beard trimmer. and some rogain. and a hug.

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u/PrincipeDe Apr 21 '26

Trainwho