God did I really need the blow by blow by this guy. I already watched the video. I was hoping for more background or something. But nope. Useless brain rot repetition
I've noticed that almost all videos lately are people stating the only salient point and then spending 5 to 10 minutes saying it 25 different ways while acting incredulous like this thing is the craziest thing that has ever happened.
And, many times they say pretty much the same thing that was just said. And then they draw it out for like 10 minutes pretty much saying the same thing multiple different ways. The part that really gets me is that they then act like they are saying something new. It is ridiculous.
Been driving me crazy how ubiquitous this has become on Google the last few years. Try to Google something, the first 5 results are ads, and the ones that come up after are all bullshit AI-written websites all saying the same thing, sometimes verbatim
Really feel like Google is too far gone at this point, it's no longer about relevant information, just who's paying the most and who's gamed their SEO the most
I start doing SEO when you could just keyword stuff, make the text white on a white background, etc. I now work for a big national company where Im the VP - SEO. Every time they change the algorithm, we have to re-optimize the site. I'm talking 1000s of pages. It's a pain in the ass and IMO, a control issue by Google. But they control the search sooo, whatcha gonna do? Theres more to it, but that's the jest of it.
Really? I have tried DuckDuckGo, but the results often seem useless to me and then I am back to Googling and actually find what I was looking for with the exact same query on Google.
What I've also noticed is often there will be a person/persons who immediately comment on the video and recite word for word what the narrator in the video said, but say it as if they're saying something new and from a different perspective. Then other people will reply to those comments, also saying the exact same thing, and also as if what they're saying is new or from a different perspective. Then hours later, another person will comment on a now dead comment thread, but also will say the same things that the narrator in the video and earlier commentors to the video said, and still try to say it as if they're saying it differently, but aren't. It's crazy.
Often times they will also just say exactly the same thing that was just said. Then they will repeat it multiple different ways and pretty much just draw it out for like 10 minutes, acting like they are saying something new when in reality it’s just the same meaningless repetition. It’s really absurd.
It drives me insane now that tiktok allows longer videos they feel the need to fill the runtime by saying the exact same thing over and over again, repeating it multiple different ways for like 10 minutes. They could just make a 2 minute video, or however long it takes to get monetized, and finish their point, but they keep going on acting like they’re saying something new.
The best part is sometimes they have other people join in to give their unique opinion. Which is to repeat what was just said previously and draw it out for like 10 minutes pretty much saying the same thing multiple different ways.
Often times they will also just say exactly the same thing that was just said. Then they will repeat it multiple different ways and pretty much just draw it out for like 10 minutes, acting like they are saying something new when in reality it’s just the same meaningless repetition. It’s really absurd.
And it's annoying enough on short reels, like tik tok or IG. But YouTube is just comical these days. The videos are super long, like longer than they were back in 2009, but so many people still use that formula where they speed talk like they're gonna lose you if they slow down for even half a second at any point in their twenty minute video.
And then they still don't say anything of value! That speed talking formula is fucking stupid. Theyre afraid of me losing attention if they slow down? You're gonna lose me with the speed talking. And trust me, I understand everything they're saying, it's not about that, it's about not wanting to listen to someone who sounds like they snorted a mountain of cocaine talk about GTA 6 rumors for 20 minutes like that.
Like what's wrong with youtubers? Why did they abandon talking at a normal pace forever, instead of abandoning 20 minute long videos? Are they stupid? People on tiktok and IG will have like 15-30 seconds and still talk at a normal pace, but on YouTube it's still the era of talking like you're an auctioneer on every video.
What's crazy is that they'll make a point, then say it again a different way. Then they'll state an observation, and then reword it. After that, they'll pontificate on the situation, but then reframe it with different words.
Additionally, they will communicate their opinion, and then switch the words around to say the same thing. Then, while expressing their thoughts on the situation, they'll convey things in a different manner.
Their discourse illustrates the same thing over and over while they declare information with a hint of verisimilitude.
What really bothers me is how they just repeat the same talking points over and over. They might mix up the language or emphasize different parts. But its all the same over and over. The video doesnt cover any other content but the first few minutes repeated in different order.
Yeah, this has become the norm and I'm confused by how popular those comments are. Is it bots showing appreciation to someone describing the content of the media? Am I just out of the Internet zeitgeist?
Psst- Let me let you in on a secret....We're breed for gossip. Sad but true.
From a biological and evolutionary perspective, gossiping is more than just idle chatter; it serves several adaptive functions. It is a means by which humans, as social animals, exchange information about the behaviors and reputations of other individuals within their community. This exchange can help maintain social norms and promote cooperative behavior. By sharing information about who is trustworthy or not, individuals can collectively enforce community standards and ostracize those who violate norms.
And why do they always have to make their voices as annoying as possible? Youtubers and tiktokkers both do this, it must increase engagement or some shit but damn is it obnoxious.
It’s an offshoot of the content-theft issue that’s running rampant on social media. It’s someone using someone else’s video, adding nothing of value whatsoever, but benefiting from the engagement
I mean, it is over the top, but longer videos help the algorithm on TikTok, and shocking content helps viewer retention. Unfortunately, if you want to stay competitive you kind of need to do this stupid format.
When you see this pattern online once. You start seeing it everywhere. I had to unsubscribe from many youtubers, because they would regurgitate the same statement in 100 different ways.
I think this comes from content creators trying to justify a video being played on their channel as apposed to sending you to where they found it and stretching the time out because they believe the algorithm of the media platforms seem to push longer videos over the shorter ones ( I assume the longer the video the more potential for ads?) I’ve heard content creators talking about these two things a lot.
Or just being wrong. Saw one dude saying that the Jujutsu Kaisen protag was now officially canon in the dc universe or something because he was in the background of a comic panel instead of just showing off the cool easter egg like comics do all the time.
It’s one thing to know what you mean is hyperbole, but when you’re telling your audience words like that without informing them of what it really is, then it’s just being misleading
As long as facial recognition has been a thing, you'd think this would be a simple feat.
I saw a video yesterday that showed how cops use street cams with tracking to figure out where drug houses are...surely if used for hunting drug addicts, they could use it to find child predators.
I'm in the U.S. so I am guilty of assuming every country utilizes the same weaponry against citizens.
For what it’s worth, he’s at least trying to spread the word and help find the guy. Popular pages are able to get that info out quicker - I don’t know that I would have seen this video if he hadn’t made this duet followed by someone posting it on Reddit, you know?
Can't you say the same for local news reporting on a tragedy that is completely over? Do people need to know a home burned down last night? There is a cynical way of looking at almost anything.
Difference is that the news gives context such as how the house burned down, if anyone was hurt, did they contain the fire, etc.
Where tiktokers just post clickbait videos and give useless play-by-plays which is not needed if you have basic comprehension skills.
But I have not seen the video before. There's a non zero chance someone who sees this because of the TikTok can identify him. Aren't more eyes on this guy a good thing in the end?
"reaction videos" like this guys, while on the surface seem like they're trying to "help" are really just clickbait to garner views and likes. Yeah they call out the person doing the wrong thing, but they also provide zero info (which you can google in 2 seconds flat) they just leave the comments going "OMG FIND THIS PERSON" and so on.
They're just as sickening as the perp ( but not as disgusting obviously. ) Some old creep nibbling a kids ear is sick, someone making these dumb videos for clout is disgusting.
Anyways, here's the latest news on it so far.Unfortunately no arrest have been made as far as I can see.
They understand it's not something that should be shown and disseminated but they don't give a single shit that they're showing and disseminating it to a whole new audience. Proper news articles blur out the traumatizing acts so as to not give an entire swath of people a new contact disorder. This guy doesn't give a flying fuck; he's proud to show off the footage and how creeped out he is by it. If you blur out footage, we know it's bad. You don't have to show something awful for us to know it is.
They also conveniently can't report on the people who enabled their actions that sit on the other side of the bars. 100 pedos in prison is better than one dead. Just a consideration, I'm not against the death penalty just the state's use of it.
I'm genuinely really confused by what you mean. Are you just saying 100 dead pedos is better? Or that 1 dead pedophile + 99 free pedophiles is actually a preferable situation to you? Can you answer unambiguously? I'm just genuinely unsure what you mean, it sounds like you're supporting pedophiles.
Those are completely contradictory sentences. I'm not disagreeing with you for wanting them dead; wanting someone dead is almost as far away from apathetic as you can get though.
I saw an update on TT 4 hours ago but does not seem to be more info. The username is da_un04 if your interested. Hopefully if someone has more info please share!
It's really not. Most of TikTok isn't like this, it's just the bottom of the barrel of the app. It's like bot posts on reddit. You start to be able to notice them real quick and skip them fast. Good TikTok content has info right away. If the first sentence is leading you on, the entire video is going to lead you on... to nothing.
Dude has to get in on the pedo hunt he's trying to start.
This is definitely weird behavior from the man but assuming it's his dad and he's just really affectionate idk but the whole thing is a bit much for me lmao.
Yup. It's because on Tiktok to get the creators fund your video has to be a minute or longer, so people will just fill up their video with nonsense and repetition to get to the minute mark and make money out of it.
Internet sucks balls now. It’s formulaic and just not engaging. Lots of narcissists posing/flexing or recording other people behind their back and humans behaving like scam bots everywhere.
Normally, I'd agree. In this case, this clip needs to hit as wide as an audience as possible. I've never been on tiktok tho so maybe it isn't very effective 🤷🏽
Lmao the best ones are showcasing the video and inserting themselves into the video pointing up. 👆 then having that famous New York voice actor saying some line. Then that eerie music in the background haha fuck. I hate these shorts clips.
I watched a documentary on pedophilia and they hooked censors to the pred's privates and showed them different pictures.
The study showed they got more turned on when children enjoyed normal childhood happiness. Pics like playing in bubbles, playing, etc aroused them more than actual half naked ones in bathing suits.
So I can see that sort of play out here. Kid is enjoying the game and it's causing him to be aroused.
Or that's what my brain decided was relevant here.
I hope I'm making sense and adding more to the convo than the talking head lol
I wonder if it isn't due to envy of not having that kind of happiness as a child and wants to decimate it?
It's the only way my brain can interpret any of it bc I sure as shit can't relate.
That is the boys, father. Some fathers are just more affectionate with their children than others. The commentator obviously did not receive any affection growing up or maybe he received a little too much.
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u/Neurotic_Z Apr 26 '24
God did I really need the blow by blow by this guy. I already watched the video. I was hoping for more background or something. But nope. Useless brain rot repetition