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YOUTUBERS LOVE DOING pranks, sketches, and vlogs to throw up on the site in the hope of those sweet hits.
Recently, there’s been a surge in social experiments, which usually involve the subject carrying out a questionable hidden camera move on the unsuspecting public to see how they’ll react. These videos are usually done for the shock factor, and therefore tend to go viral.
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Well, lads over at Epic News have started QUESTIONING THINGS.
Wednesday 27 November, 2024
Wednesday 27 November, 2024
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Irish lads sum up the absurdity of YouTube 'social experiments'
YOUTUBERS LOVE DOING pranks, sketches, and vlogs to throw up on the site in the hope of those sweet hits.
Recently, there’s been a surge in social experiments, which usually involve the subject carrying out a questionable hidden camera move on the unsuspecting public to see how they’ll react. These videos are usually done for the shock factor, and therefore tend to go viral.
Well, lads over at Epic News have started QUESTIONING THINGS.
Be warned, the language is NSFW.
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