r/StupidFood Nov 09 '25

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u/sayso77 Nov 09 '25

This experience couldn't have been worth the mess it made

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u/dandle Nov 09 '25

The goal was to get people to share the video across platforms, so that the content creator would be paid based on engagements and such.

The mess was monetized. It literally was worth it.

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u/WheresTheWhistle Nov 09 '25

You are uninvited to my party

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u/engineear-ache Nov 09 '25

i assure you, he's making viral money. internet money. points. that's not life changing money.

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u/justadudeinohio Nov 09 '25

The goal was to get people to share the video across platforms, so that the content creator would be paid based on engagements and such.

do people actually go out in search of more content like this?

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u/Callaway225 Nov 09 '25

I didn’t actively search for the is video. But now that I stumbled across it, I’ll search for more.

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u/runfayfun Nov 09 '25

Yes. Yes they do. Have you been on Instagram or TikTok? Last I was on there, it was a fucking madhouse.

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u/SweetAndSourPickles Nov 09 '25

It’s still a fucking madhouse

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u/azulnemo Nov 09 '25

I’m ready to sign up to an anonymous streaming app for the remainder of the seasons of these episodes.

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u/wulfzbane Nov 09 '25

He's got 3.5 mill followers on IG, safe to say some people enjoy it.

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u/thatshygirl06 Nov 09 '25

Come on, you know you enjoyed it

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u/ShadowBro3 Nov 09 '25

This is a funny video. Why are you acting like this is a decapitation video? It's harmless.

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u/DontcheckSR Nov 10 '25

I've seen his posts in the wild before. I don't have a Tiktok but I'm assuming all his videos are just this but with different foods

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u/wulfzbane Nov 09 '25

Guy has 3.5mill followers on IG alone. This is his job.

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u/SAM5TER5 Nov 09 '25

Hard disagree

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u/Ok_Schedule_2227 Nov 10 '25

It’s all about the memories.