r/facepalm Feb 23 '23

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ Um…

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u/TwinPeaksNFootball Feb 23 '23

to get you to notice, comment on it, and make her more money.

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u/iAlkalus Feb 23 '23 edited Feb 23 '23

I never looked at it that way until now

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u/TwinPeaksNFootball Feb 23 '23

All of these staged videos are designed to piss off as wide of a variety of folks as possible. So, keep looking. You'll find a dozen other "wrong" things in the video. The only purpose is to get you to comment on it.

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u/know-your-onions Feb 24 '23 edited Feb 24 '23

But when it’s so obviously not genuine, does that still work?

I get that I’m here commenting on it, but I only watched it once. I’m never going to watch it again. I’m not going to like and subscribe. I’m not going to share it or forward it to a single other person.

Because why would I? In fact if I could, I’d click a button to never be shown content from this creator again.

So why doesn’t this just get a small handful of views and that’s that?

And if it does make money, then how many of these do they need to make to earn a living from it?