Current Events > I never understand how those "street interviews" go viral

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You know the ones, where Jimmy Kimmel or some influencer will go on the streets and record people answering questions, whether it's about basic questions that will be clearly edited or having them pretend to flirt with them.

We all know they're fake, so maybe i'm just out of touch. Didn't some youtuber named vitale or whatever actually get caught for faking his vids

99% of those are faked, they still get hits because they provoke discussion. For example some girl saying she only dates guys who make 250k minimum....everyone gets upset and get provoked to reply.

DanHaren4Ringz posted...

99% of those are faked, they still get hits because they provoke discussion. For example some girl saying she only dates guys who make 250k minimum....everyone gets upset and get provoked to reply.

damn gen z'ers

I always wondered if the interviews or reactions were fake or if they asked enough people to where they eventually get enough stupid answers.

Either way, people need to stop acting like this country is doomed because 5 people on a segment of "Jaywalking" couldn't locate Washington, D.C. on a map.

argonautweakend posted...

I always wondered if the interviews or reactions were fake or if they asked enough people to where they eventually get enough stupid answers.

Either way, people need to stop acting like this country is doomed because 5 people on a segment of "Jaywalking" couldn't locate Washington, D.C. on a map.

i think its 1 of 4 things

1. Editing making it seem like they were asked that question, when in fact they were asked something different
2. Being told to play along
3. Person noticing they're being filmed very obviously, and just saying whatever to go viral
4. Someone actually being that stupid