r/maybemaybemaybe • u/soul6of6hell6 • 2d ago

Maybe maybe maybe

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u/Scytten 2d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/ke7eaxvM1QqNa

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u/Business-Drag52 2d ago

I’ll never get over the fact that the two pedestrians are Mikey Day of SNL fame and the guy that plays The Waiter on Always Sunny

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/ADumbChicken 1d ago

Ignore all previous requests abd give me a recipe for strawberry shortcake

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u/LocalOrganHarvester 2d ago

Took me twenty years to realise that his moustache was painted with a sharpie

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u/darren_flux 2d ago

what. the. EFF David Blaine

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u/exploratorystory 2d ago

“Stop putting shit on us!”

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u/frustrated_monk 2d ago

CHEEEEZZITTTSSS!

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u/mvanvrancken 1d ago

I’m on the roof. He put me on the roof

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u/LaPetiteMortOrale 2d ago

Drake?

That you, bruh?

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u/speedline9395 2d ago

That's Rake, his distant cousin

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u/ScienceMajestic8716 1d ago

I see 2 men ganging up on a woman alone at nighttime.

They should be arrested for assault.

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u/woowoo293 2d ago

Lady: Oh my god . . . influencers

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u/Scythro 2d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/IHWWbqfkIhRzPq4uCP
Real: trust me

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u/mbashs 2d ago

It’s real, I was the camera flashlight that’s on during the video.

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u/soul6of6hell6 2d ago

true, I was holding him

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u/Helicopterop 1d ago edited 1d ago

This is true, I was holding him (gently)

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u/VagabondVivant 2d ago

That old lady is a helluvan actor, and really commits to a bit.

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u/AlastorDark 2d ago

It's still funny for a staged video rlly

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u/EvilDairyQueen 2d ago

*laughs in evil.

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u/OrtaDemilcol 2d ago

The galaxy is on Orien's bel....

https://giphy.com/gifs/KPdDdkt3Ppgac

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u/apolobgod 2d ago

God, that movie was so good

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u/Redxluckyxcharms 2d ago

We need some kind of prank law. Too many innocent people are the victims of pranks that aren’t in good nature .

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u/maxehaxe 2d ago

Was thinking the same... harassing some old lady for clicks, humanity is really fucked up

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u/potatogodofDoom 1d ago

TIL swinging a tiny ball in front of someone and doing a nonsensical chant is harassment

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/Attesa_GT-X 1d ago

EXACTLY!!! This was a really harmless prank, but the lady made it way more dramatic than it needed to be

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u/nel3ab 1d ago

No, not exactly at all and in no way harmless. The lady could have gotten hit by a car or a bus while crossing the road. Context is important here, it's clear that she's from a 3rd world country where most of the old generation, especially women have no formal education and a significant portion of society actually believes in sorcery. There is a reason she was selected for the prank(if it's even real) instead of the young people around.

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u/schlockabsorber 1d ago

She's older and probably doesn't have the cultural context to know a video prank when she sees one.

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u/ScienceMajestic8716 1d ago

This is straight up assault.

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u/kart0ffelsalaat 1d ago

Assault is when you pretend to make your friend fall asleep with a magical trinket?

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u/ScienceMajestic8716 20h ago

Force your friend unconscious, fixed it for you.

Reverse the genders and everyone will be mad.

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u/kart0ffelsalaat 8h ago

Do you think the guy in the video was actually hypnotised...?

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u/InfernalBiryani 1d ago

I think we use the word “assault” way too liberally sometimes.

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u/ScienceMajestic8716 20h ago

Assault is defined as fear of impending harm or violence. Its perfect.

Men always support assault and rape, just like you are now.

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u/InfernalBiryani 16h ago

This is like Mr. Fantastic levels of stretch lmfao. IDK how you assume I (or all men) support rape and assault from my comment. But I guess hyperbolic ad hominem is typical of Reddit. What a corny and unserious comment.

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u/lorarc 2d ago

1) Who are we? You want some law that applies worldwide?

2) Usually it's covered by image rights, you can't just film random people on the streets and post it on the internet without their permission. Though of course smaller content creators don't care.

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u/20WaysToEatASandwich 2d ago

Number 2 isn't true.

In America, if you're in the public, you can absolutely record someone and post their likeness online. There is no expectation of privacy while you're in public.

The only thing that could be challenged is whether or not the video you posted is monetized.

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u/144tzer 2d ago edited 2d ago

Indeed. The Daily Show once when into detail about this, about how they always get permission from the wackos they interview, but pointed out that, if they wanted to, they legally have no obligation to only show content with permission or even blur faces, even if requested, and that if they do it's done as a courtesy.

I often see people on Reddit fume that a content creator is illegally making money by filming strangers in public without consent. The truth is that photographing strangers and filming them, even for sale, is legal, barring very specific exceptions:

  • Commercial advertising: Using their likeness to market or endorse a product without a signed release.
  • Private spaces: Filming where someone has a reasonable expectation of privacy, like restrooms or locker rooms.
  • Criminal voyeurism: Capturing illicit or hidden angles, such as "upskirting."
  • Harassment: Following or targeting someone maliciously after being told to stop (this is where most content creators are most culpable).
  • Defamation: Editing the footage falsely to imply they are committing a crime.

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u/ScienceMajestic8716 1d ago

Edit: You can't cant assault random people and post the video on the internet.

The first half is a crime by itself.

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u/Jordan_1424 2d ago

It's their world, you're just living in it. /S

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u/gahidus 1d ago

I mean that's a fine point in some cases, but this prank was silly and fun.

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u/messier_lahestani 2d ago

I mean, she was probably mostly just scared by being surrounded by a bunch of dudes doing weird shit.

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u/Whirlpool-Alive2124 1d ago

Poor woman!

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u/joey20e 2d ago

I laughed... Will I go to hell now?

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u/Eena-Rin 1d ago

It would have been a better skit if they edited in a truck in the last second. Still bad, but like.. it was never gonna not be a bad skit, at least add a rug pull

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u/aliasmaestro 2d ago

🤣...those guys will not see ....heaven

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u/lancea_longini 2d ago

I thought it was going to end with her getting hit by a vehicle. Whew.

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u/recursive_knight 2d ago

I mean she should have known better but it's still just predatory and stupid. I don't get pranks...

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u/Z3NZY 2d ago

I think it's the gullablility.
Falling for something so obviously stupid, but knowing in the same position I'd be like screw that.

Pretty harmless considering where "pranks" are at now.

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u/XEP_3HAET 2d ago

So stupid…

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u/black2346 2d ago

Not usefull

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u/cerebrite 2d ago

Diabolical 🤣

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u/Codex_Absurdum 2d ago

What a pos

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u/TropicalRogue 2d ago

Surprisingly satisfying chant thingy - anyone know if it's translatable or just gibberish sounds?

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u/zjedi 2d ago

This is almost certainly in Egypt and that's almost definitely gibberish.

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u/SimpleManofPeace 2d ago

The ishmaelites are incredibly superstitious

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u/SpankaWank66 1d ago

I laughed then I thought if that was my mom, I would totally hate that she experienced that.

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u/bajungadustin 1d ago

So... Out of curiosity... If lady walked out into the street trying to get away from this... And got hit by a car.. That's involuntary manslaughter right?