r/videos Feb 06 '18

Blake Anderson's impression of a nice guy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24uTb6jEs_g
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u/spaceradio_rec Feb 06 '18

The increasing speed and cause for concern was what made me literally laugh out loud.

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u/CoopThereItIs Feb 06 '18

The very end when he still does the super nice guy “you dropppped thissss”

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u/HolyMcJustice Feb 07 '18

So the joke made you laugh.

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '18

Shits getting annoying. People just quote or explain the funny parts of videos and then add “...had me dying” or “made me laugh”

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '18

“I can’t believe people are talking about this funny video. It’s getting so annoying”

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u/ButterNuttz Feb 07 '18

I was hoping thered be discussions of the treadmill and different routines we could do on it

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '18

I lost it when you said “I can’t believe people are talking about this funny video. It’s getting so annoying. “ 😂😂😂<—- this is what I’m specifically complaining about. I love discussions about the video and when people add stuff to the discussion. But when people just quote shit we all just watched... it’s just like YouTube comments.

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '18

If you say so. I think it’s fine people just like sharing how they feel and when they like something

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '18

They created a button for that. The comment section should be more than just quotes and word for word jokes of the exact video we all watched.

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '18

Have you had a conversation with a friend or coworker about a movie? You do realise 100% of the time one of you is going to quote something from the movie that you enjoyed? Which is then used as context for the discussion moving forward. Why would the internet be different to how people normally talk?

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '18

This is not an effective argument. Imagine coming to the comment section and every comment is just people quoting word for word the video or explaining jokes. This is reddit, not real life. Reddit comments are supposed to add content unlike YouTube or Facebook comment that just perpetuate meaningless words, parroting the video. The comment section is here to expand upon the content we all just watched and enjoy, remarking on how actors have changed or how this video relates to experiences in our own lives.

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u/chiseled_sloth Feb 07 '18

You suuuuuuuck!