INFLUENCER INSANITY EP 5 | “Rage Baiting” and why influencers are intentionally making you mad
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Publicado 2024-04-22
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
4:02 Gallon Sized Iced Coffee
7:02 Candy Mini Fridge Restock
9:34 Fruit Mini Fridge Restock
13:30 Rapid Fire Food Crimes
17:35 Turning Rage Bait Into a Job
25:51 Here’s the Issue…
29:45 Subtle, Sneaky Examples
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Back when I was a child on the Internet in the 2000s, there was a saying, "Don't feed the trolls." I think we've forgotten that piece of wisdom.
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OK. That "my toddler wanted to color so I made some paper" is some Kauffman level, hilarious trolling. That woman is a genius.
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what I love about your channel is I can be mad about the internet without engaging with the people who make me mad on the internet.
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Any rage baiting videos that waste food and ingredients to make food, should be banned for eternity across all platforms.
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Game ads use rage bait as well. They make it look like someone is finding an easy puzzle difficult. This makes people think "ugh I could do that easily!" And they download the app.
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Honestly that making paper and crayon video is hilarious. She is not wasting anything for rage bait. And her moving like cartoon like snow white is cherry on top.
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Love this Influencer series baby girl. So proud of you!
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Please cover fitness influencers and their lies about "getting toned in 7 days" and exercises that will "snatch your waist." SO many people do not understand that these are lies.
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We scoff at how older people can't tell they are being scammed by emails and callers. But younger people are definitely unable to tell which content is real and which is fake. We automatically believe anything on social media, and think we could never fall for it. But with rage bait, clickbait, AI, etc. It's clear we can't tell the difference.
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I think 5 minute crafts started this - remember their videos on Facebook? People rage-shared them EVERYWHERE and it came to a point where we realized they must be doing this on purpose.
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I am so impressed that these people can do this. My anxiety would be through the roof if "everyone" hated on me.
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I love that smug lady. She looks like she is putting actual effort into her videos--and not wasting food or doing anything dangerous.
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Every time I feel the urge to be angry at a creator, I report the video, and block said creator. I have known long before social media that you cannot explain something that should be understood by default. So, I either scroll by, or if it's especially awful - report/block
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People need to learn how to simply not engage. the sooner we all learn to just ignore this kind of content, the sooner they'll ACTUALLY disappear.
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I absolutely despise rage baiting content but omg the lady making papers and crayons was hilarious lmao
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The paint one is worse than you realise - they obviously loosened the lids and then put them back on the shelf before they started filming. Paint can lids don't just fall off in mid air like that - paint was splashing everywhere before they even hit the floor.
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The opposite of love isn't hate, it's indifference. Ignoring ragebaiting influencers is the best thing to do to so that their channels suffer.
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The scary ones for me are the people posting 'cleaning' content where they put like 50 cleaning products in their toilets, often mixing bleach and ammonia which creates a toxic gas. Like, yeah they're probably not actually using those chemicals, but someone else emulating them (either for ragebait content or to actually clean) could cause serious harm or death.
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To be fair to the mom that made the bread and paper in the princess dress, she didn't turn to rage bait, she turned to parody, which is something i can definitely get behind 😂
