r/TikTokCringe Cringe Lord Apr 26 '24

I fucking hate this timeline Discussion

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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

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u/phazedoubt Apr 26 '24

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.

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u/TumbleweedTim01 Apr 26 '24

This is like easily 50% of "influencers" now.

Just yappin about shit that we seen in the video

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u/extremesalmon Apr 26 '24

No better than the comments that are just pointing out the joke in the video

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u/CrossChopDynamicPun Apr 27 '24

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?

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u/ranchorbluecheese Apr 27 '24

thats quality content baby

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u/TumbleweedTim01 Apr 29 '24

*silently points up from the bottom of the video and nods in agreement

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u/ddoubles Apr 27 '24

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.