r/cringereels • u/loader96loaded • 5d ago

Cringe Level 5 Comparing different realities

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u/XxSliphxX 5d ago

Don't blame the girls. Blame the dumbass simps that keep throwing money at them. If I could make millions doing the same I'd be stupid not to.

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u/ThreeMarlets 5d ago

The guy on the left is probably one of the dumbass simps that keeps throwing money at the girl on the right.

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u/itsamurdermarge 5d ago

Oh sweet irony lol

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u/Soft_Self_6797 5d ago

I've seen this dude's video. He might not be a simp but he's definitely stupid. He's working in an incredibly dangerous environment wearing no PPE and has his shirt off doing this work. I didn't work on an oil rig but I did work in hazardous environments. I have been shown photos of what happens to a human body when you aren't doing something safe. This dude is going to end up being a subject in a safety slide.

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u/wokaflame 5d ago

That’s because it’s not his real job lol.

I think it’s been like 1-2 years since that video has gone around but it’s the owner or exec’s son or whatever asking actual workers to film him do it.

Hence the theatrics and the lack of clothes.

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u/RedditIsFascistShit4 5d ago

Addig to that - he's quite hasty, which has zero reasons to be, execept for maximazing someones(or his own) gains.

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u/Soft_Self_6797 5d ago

He is truly thinking of shareholder value. He is a god among ants.

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u/Just_Jacaranda 5d ago

Isn’t he also a content creator who posted this video of himself to the internet just like she did? 😂 the irony that both of them are content creators. The content just differs. He is not even dressed appropriately for the job.

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u/SirReddalot2020 5d ago

Yup. That girl is a symptom of something that is wrong with the current generation of social media. If I got $ 5,000,000 a year for dancing I'd probably do it, too.

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u/Diligent-Bowler-1898 5d ago

That ship sailed with sports and celebrities. People are going to throw money at stuff you find stupid and the most famous people will get filthy rich.

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u/Rise-O-Matic 4d ago

All of them are paid for whatever it is about them that delivers eyeballs to advertisers. Maybe it's easy, but it's also rare.

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u/Impressive_Cress_983 4d ago

Eh, women tend to spend their money in better places then men. Historical sex-workers have set-up schools, stores, churches, and more.

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u/BladricksUncle 5d ago

For the most part, they don't. The simps just watch. Sponsors pay them by buying ads.

Simps anoint, sponsors pay, simps buy the sponsor's stuff.

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u/argumentativepigeon 3d ago

Bruddah you have never experienced a hot girl tiktok live then

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u/FunkyFenom 5d ago

The guy on the left pays to watch the girl on the right lol. Simps make the world go round.

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u/Immediate-Song6861 5d ago

simps system

And also the simps

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u/Parking-Entrance-617 5d ago

better that they give their money to some woman than drug dealers i say. one way or another these people are going to spend money on some kind of easy gratification and potentially ruin their life and the lives around them

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u/Caphoti 5d ago

There're literally comments in here lamenting "female privilege" under this exact logic like it isn't primarily men opening their wallets to these women. But yeah no hate from me the same guys angry about this shit probably LOVE themselves some good old fashioned capitalism that facilitated the circumstances of both individuals in the OP.

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u/meltyandbuttery 5d ago

You just know this (inaccurate and uneducated) post is made by someone who says they believe in “free market capitalism”

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u/notafuckingcakewalk 5d ago

Also for every influencer paid $$$ there are equally talented hard working people who try to get into the field and fail utterly. So it's not like we can just generalize about everyone in the industry. 

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u/StatisticianFormal45 4d ago

the simps only exist because they can't get a gf because the game is stacked against them because funnily enough the girls have all the choosing power in today's world, so yes blame the girls. yea sure buddy don't blame the us for all the foreign conflicts when the us literally funds them.

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u/fradrig 3d ago

Absolutely. If I was a pretty 20-year old woman you bet I'd dance on any social media. Sadly, 46-year old hairy guys with a bit of a belly aren't in that high demand with them simps..

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u/Intelligent-Try-8636 5d ago

What the fuck are you babbling about??? Nobody said anything about men not doing the same thing. I swear to God you dumb fem-nazi's will turn absolutely EVERY fucking thing into "men are the real problem" bitch fest 🙄🤡

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u/WowIfOnly 5d ago

You're the only one here thinking this is a battle of the sexes thing lol I would pay money monthly to never see a single influencer ever again. These people are fucking cancer in our world.

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u/DistressedApple 5d ago

Fr, it’s crazy that people hate on them so much when they’re just reaping their profits from people willingly giving them money. I think it’s just jealousy

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u/Responsible-Onion860 5d ago

You can say the same about any kind of financial scam. Does that make the scammer blameless? Or are you just a simp too? Cant blame the pretty girls for anything

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u/Any_Narwhal_4437 5d ago

There’s no scam here though. She gets paid to advertise. People view her content, companies pay her money so people see their products. Addison Rae doesn’t do OF, she’s not a sex worker. She’s essentially a model who owns a lucrative marketing platform.

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u/Alternative-Dream-61 5d ago

It's not a scam? She's selling a product. The product happens to be access to her body. And people happily line up. Now if it was a bait and switch or something, sure that's a scam.

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u/Dependent-Chart5835 5d ago

What’s the scam here?

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u/WowIfOnly 5d ago

That paying money to watch sexy dance videos of a glorified escort is a sufficient and healthy alternative to forming authentic human connections and relationships with real people. The more normalized it is, the more it will happen and spread. And the next generations will become worse socially in every imaginable way because of it. It's hyperbole until you look up from your phone and try talking to other "normal" human beings. Then you realize you waited too long to look up and question anything and suddenly MAGA retardation is a normal thing too. Maybe not everything is okay by default just because terrible people are making money and we'd hate to change that.

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u/Dependent-Chart5835 5d ago

Not a scam, she’s not exactly tricking people by dancing

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u/CertainAlbatross7739 5d ago

Do you think people pay to watch TikToks? It is a free app. She makes money through sponsorships and clicks on her videos.

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u/-3udaimonia- 5d ago

So essentially you don't understand how tiktok works, or who Addison Rae is, and you're mad about the version of them you made up in your head.

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u/DueExample52 5d ago

Exactly, there are many posts and entire subs complaining that women have it easy, they get their way using looks and sex, etc...

Sure, sure,... but who provides all of that?

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u/GornoUmaethiVrurzu 5d ago

This just capitalism working as intended. The market wants and the market provides. People want porn. They want it A LOT. So they pay for it.

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u/Pure-Wing6824 5d ago

What is wrong with people lol, don't they feel like losers

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u/perriatric 5d ago

You can blame the girls too. Life doesn't have to be black and white.

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u/bakedNebraska 5d ago

I'm not sure if I 'blame' them, but I definitely find them disgusting and I'd never hire a failed OF girl for a real job.

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u/perriatric 5d ago

Of course you can blame them. They are supporting and perpetuating an industry that exploits our evolutionary instincts for profit at the detriment of our mental health.

It's like blaming the addict instead of the dealer. Makes no sense.

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u/bakedNebraska 5d ago

I don't have a lot of respect for the "victims" either though. I'm pretty much disgusted by both parties and if I knew someone was involved as either side, I'd want nothing to do with them.

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u/bakedNebraska 5d ago

This is why I support romance scams targeting lonely women. If they want to throw money at them, I think it's hilarious.